I am closing on a single family home cash purchase on the 16th of July, I borrowed the cash from my father in law and he asked to get a promissory note added at closing.The title company (chosen by the seller) will not add the promissory note at closing, the seller will not change the title company.I have spoken to a local title company asking if they can create a deed of trust after I have closed on the property and they told me no it's not possible.Any suggestions of how this can be done I am in Michigan, my father in law is just wanting some kind of security for the loan.

I immediately started studying and multi fam was my chosen niche, so duplex it was!

I understand it won't be simple or quick, so I've chosen to start preparing now.

In fact, I personally think that niches are best chosen as early as possible.

Just make sure you take the time to build your team - using BP as a resource and even investor groups on Facebook for your chosen market.

Investors have chosen multifamily as a best-bet asset class.HANDS-ON VALUE CREATIONAnother winning quality is multifamily’s relatively low barrier to entry.

We are simple country people who don't do well with crowded cities and don't really understand what that type of people are looking for in a unit.To begin with, I need an investor friendly Realtor who can help me with finding the right property and a PM as I can't really manage a property so far from my home base.I have chosen the DFW area for multiple reasons, not just the better legal situation.

But if you try to stay somewhat near it, you can definitely find some and then screen the list down with other criteria to get to your chosen market.I would go to the Zillow Home Values site to look up the median home price in many, many, many markets.

You'll have to work with the commercial lending department since you've chosen to buy with an LLC.

Then plant some agave and cactus, or similar....no more issues and no water bills ever again.FYI, I paid about $350 for a 20 ton truck....you'll need a Bobcat to spread it ($100 day).