The recording statutes in your state are generally race, notice or race/notice and they determines who "wins" if you have a bad actor selling the same property to multiple individuals.

So the waters get muddy, the intent of the new Buyer/Occupant can be malicious and other influences can also weigh in.

Once again, consult a local attorney before you act or you could end up really hurting yourself.

There are bad actors, but these cases are the significant minority of cases.

I'd also want to know who employed the seller financing method to transact the business, I'd look toward the party who had the most influence, what the motivations were between the parties, is it predatory and if so to who's benefit.I'd also be looking at how much the transaction was in violation of the Act or other regulations.

If you don't mind, just email me at [email protected], in regards to the SAFE Act, I don't think anybody knows exactly what will happen in terms of consequences for breaking the act or how to be SAFE compliant for the small investor.Keep in mind that there is always going to be a market for selling property on terms, especially mobile homes, but the specific strategy may need to be altered to be compliant.I know that this is quite contrary to many of you, but I'm going to keep doing what I'm doing until my slap on the wrist comes or more information comes out about being SAFE compliant and at that point, I will adapt.

Does any one have info on the SAFE act or have a good web site to visit.

IE fully amortizing, plus must use a loan originator and also new is must use a loan servicer.I forgot to add, success stories where the interest rate was 9% or under.Hard money is to non-owner occupied so are not included in the Safe act or Dod Frank.

Simply because they have restored functionality to your computer does not mean the malicious software has been removed, and your data could still be at risk.As for the $439, if this was paid with a credit card, you should call the bank and attempt to cancel/chargeback the payment.

Using a higher value for a loan just isn't going to happen.Sorry, but bad actors do all sorts of bad things.