State mortgage tax rates, title bill/searches, title insurance, recording and notary fees,etc.

A tax lien from property taxes can appear after a mortgage was recorded and would be superior.

If you have the entity set up first then you stand a chance of having the deal close in the business name (and recorded on the title).Assume that the business will have to be in OH or if you set the business up out of state you will have to register a foreign entity in OH.Lenders in OH who lend locally will expect a local business address and other details.

As they are a state wide organization they are much more careful about they claim is the law.

That and withholding taxes for any wages or other compensation.Getting your name on the title might be the last thing you want.Potentially you should have your cash secured by a loan recorded against the property.

I just want to know that once I have the contracts signed, do I just hold on to them and start looking for a buyer or renter for the property or do I first record the contracts at my local court house to put a cloud on the seller title (to show my interest/part ownership in the property) and then start looking for a buyer or renter for the propertyIf any of these questions sound crazy I’m sorry I’m a beginner.

Dear Administrators,Is there any way you could get the "Make Deals, Find Partners, Mentors & BirdDogs, etc." forum organized by state or region?

My credit has already been damaged and they said that will remain on my record for 7years.

* A Notice of Default has been filed in the public records against the property

I saw a house go on the MLS this week for $30K, and a quick search of records revealed that the owner is in foreclosure, has already had the judgment made against him and just needs to have the date of sale set.