I explained to her that I would be taking the eviction paperwork to the lawyer on the 7th and that I wouldn't accept any rent after I had done so, nor would I stop the eviction at that point.

The bank agreed to the deal and put the paperwork in the new homeowner's name.

Or should I just do up the paper work and get it over to him?

I would just like to get a look at the paperwork side; applications, leases, eviction procedures, so on.ThanksMyke

Because if you don't, the odds of you 1) finding a seller, 2) getting all the paperwork together, 3) getting the bank to approve the closing, and 4) getting the closing done are essentially zero.

Well the non-refundable part of this transaction makes me a little nervous however I'm not looking at your paperwork either. 5K for a 75K property is pretty steep.

Then there is the paperwork on all those properties.

If you don't do ALL of the paperwork right, the eviction will not succeed!

I have done many of them and been paid at closing with the paperwork I submitted to the title company showing my beneficial interest in the landtrust.

If I was able to provide not just a lead, but an actual homeowner that is ready to sign paperwork, etc.