This is the perfect place to learn more about REI.

Many are still working on that perfect plan and not taking action!  

I've had brokers tell me this before (not my brokers), and while I'm not an attorney, I firmly believe there is nothing illegal about this practice and I'm perfectly happy to stand in front of a judge and argue it if it ever came to it.Here are my thoughts:-  It's not a RESPA violation.  

A reverse exchange could be even more powerful allowing you to capture double equity while picking your perfect next purchase.

Ask the best way at the recorder of deeds office to reduce those costs, but the liens must be perfected on each legal description.Insurance agent can go with an umbrella, call them.Call the title company and get a bid, they should be cutting you slack on some aspects, not charging the standard settlement fee 16 times, there is one settlement that has 16 times the work involved.From this information you'll get an idea of which way to proceed, 16 notes or one note.If one "blanket note" you need release fees for each property in the event you ever sell one property you don't have a huge note to pay off.

It seems like no matter what new venture I get into, I somehow get drawn back to this market.In a perfect world I would like to relocate to a warmer climate and buy a cheaper/fixer upper house in my name only.

If other people want to be scared away by that...perfect...less competition! 

It was moved in the late 30's using a "more than a dozen team of oxen and twice as many perfectly rounded logs of equal diameter".  

This is the perfect place to learn more about REI.

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