This article was on the front page on finance.yahoo.com couple days ago.I don't think he holds any security licenses or financial advisory certification like the series 65, 6, 63 or CFP, but he is a computer science major who started a personal finance blog 10 years ago because he was bored.

This property says there is a certificate of purchase that was recently recorded.

(Though I believe they had disrespected me more by then)First day was a very  general overview of subject-to, wholesaling, sales pitch for their master program, marketing,   system automation (hook for their master program, again).

If B of A does well with their new 3% down program, other banks will likely follow their footsteps.If history is any indication, the higher we go, the harder we fall.

There was a down payment assistance program, and the seller paid for half of the closing costs.

I was able to find on the records a certificate of full compliance with code, after they had to correct an expansion done without permit. 

Does any one have success with pulling public records for probates that have a quit claim deed with a death certificate attached?

I've taken continuing ed classes online and didn't like -everyone is different.FC Tucker has a decent program.  

The only bullet point I have for you is this: If it's ever had a certificate of occupancy AND there is anything remaining from the old home (like a chimney or an old foundation...), we can call it a "renovation" and you can avoid the hard money / construction / commercial financing. 

While I did take away some good bits of info, I generally have trouble trusting speakers who I know are there to try and upsell me on their program or whatever.