Maybe our paths will cross.

I completely agree the dentist was an idiot about claiming that much.That was my only goal was to make sure you have your I's dotted and Your T's crossed.

Laws are generally skewed in favor of the tenant so I would dot all i's and cross all t's in everything you do.

@Tyson Cross - Thanks a lot!

Don't do the project.As a lender, I would rather use cross-collateral than insisting on personal guarantees.

**Wait for the calls.they will come.they will come.they will come(fingers crossed)** Here's the basics of how I want to invest in my town and surrounding counties- Purchase properties on rent to own contracts(land contracts)with no money down only monthly payments to current mortgage holder, Make all the tax payments as well and insurance of course.

Fingers are crossed!

This is one of those weird cases where you want to have your i's dotted and t's crossed.

Due Diligence Tip: Ask how the investor would like to be titled (company, LLC, personal, trust, etc.) as under buyer name and cross reference via Google and local tax records to buyer.

Write on it for the clerk to cross-reference to the property address and pay for a rush-recording (some counties will otherwise just record an affidavit under your name, which wouldn't do any good).