Here in Florida I have been told by an investigator from the DBPR Division of Real Estate that in order for there to be an equitalble interest in an Option to Purchase Contract said contract must be filed with the Clerk of the Court and there must be monetary consideration paid to the seller.Failure to follow this will result in a charge of practicing Real Estate without a license.He even said than many attorneys do not know this.

Check you state laws and your attorney.Since the SAFE Act is in effect John, I suggest you check with the Kansas Department of Finance, RE Division and run your note by them before you do your deal.Good luck.

Each bank has unique ways of handling transactions so it helps to do some research ahead of time. 2.

You will find that you can come to very different conclusions based on the one set of facts regarding the life insurance contract because each investor has their unique set of priorities.I joined BP to be a resource to those who need advice about the lessons I have learned over the years and as such give my advice and opinions about what I believe to be true.

I am in charge of networking and building the Residential and Commercial divisions for Equity Realty.

I have seen some unique resources on BP and if you have one that fits I would like to tap into those channels - I would really appreciate any feedback in this and yes it is feasible deal that I will carry through on.

I would suggest starting with a title change and making it as unique as possible.

I am in Southfield and we have a wholesale division here that be of help to you.

It's unique to Jay, and I know several people who have attended his trainings and implemented them.

It seems to me to show a relationship that is unique to a promotional program for note investors teaching an idea to investors that may not have a finance or accounting background.