As the title suggest does anyone know what the current cheapest market (state) in the U.S. is?

Well lets go backwards...You get the checkcheck is cut from title/escrowdeed has to record (depends on dry/wet closing - don't get hung up on this)deal has to fundyou open escrowEMD is put incontract must be signed by both partiesYou must have contact with a seller or seller rep.Now... what's the last part?

He is a real estate attorney in Ohio and he owns a title company.

I have almost 10 years of experience working with title companies with closing documents and recording documents in the county records.

This is much simpler, faster, and cheaper if it’s obvious all is lost anyway.3)You can ask for an extension under the identical terms and make payments to the HML using your own money, or that of a new partner, for as reasonably long as it takes to sell or refinance.4) If it looks like things are going well but you simply need more time and don't have any more cash, the HML might agree to convert your loan to accept all interest, points, and principal, when you sell.

I told him I would sell it for him, and it sounded good.At closing, he brought it up to the title company's closer and she mentioned that he has to be owner occupant for 2 years or he would be considered an investor for selling.My question is this:1.

My thought is it would be nice to take some cash out for any repairs as soon as I could perform a Quiet Title.

(I'd get the title).

There is a title seasoning requirement for lenders putting out new purchase money mortgages and refinance mortgages with a 90 day seasoning requirement.

I have called title company and they do not provide notice of default list.