Your best bet is to strong arm the sellers about the money that you spent and try to force them to honor your agreement.A good friend of my once told me that if I wanted to be a bankrupcy attorney...make sure that I get paid up front.

I know there is not one-size fits all, but I have heard what I think is conflicting advice.

Depending on your location, networking with a realtor is your best bet.

I have a purse bought at Penney's that's leather and big enough to hold letter-size files, a legal pad, my camera and business calculator.

<-------------Links are over there I bet you can find a club in your area...

I know First American Title, and I think Fidelity Title offer national field services… Try their web site… I bet you can find out what you are looking for.

I would avoid speculation/betting on the draw starting out.An important key is to determine what sells the most in your market then align your purchase to whatever is getting the most turns.

With the kind of money you are talking about raising, and the overall size of the project...

Too bad I'm married, I bet all the girls would be beating down my door.

They will be happy to do whatever size loan you need.Good Luck,Mike