I'll reach out via pm to give you some resources.As far as your fee, it depends on the state and title company. 

I sold a cabin I had in Wisconsin via contract for deed and a few months later the buyer apparently got some advice from someone at how risky that was on their part, because a bank contacted me for documentation of remaining balance as the buyer was going to get a mortgage for purchase after all. 

So, practice your spiel to be efficient and set boundaries for your free advice & work.

I would want to nail that down with Estoppel certs and walk if it turns out the seller is trying to dump his problem in your lap.

I've been trying to get a hold of you via phone for the past few weeks and haven't had success -  I expect that you've been very busy fielding investor calls.

It was in our lap, and I just opened my eyes to try to create something out of what we were sitting on.

You have to work to market yourself to build your client list, you have to do the transactional part of the business, and you have to figure out how to set boundaries.

Hi @Elias KaplanDefinitely house hack via FHA in NYC right now.

If probate doesn't find descendants the government usually seizes the property via escheat. 

Your income is an interest income and has to be mitigated via other tax-saving strategies.