Hi, I tend to think your 59K value is valid.

If a contractor files a material and wormens lien against the property the day after the quit-claim is made, the contractor may still have a valid lien.

The option will be valid for 90 days unless extended by the agent in writing.

I've applied the shotgun approach in other industries with considerable success--how valid do you believe it would be to bird dog for new prospects for you?

I have already confirmed that he will do owner financing.My question is whether anyone as heard or thinks he might try and offer a Contract for Deed instead of a general warranty deed.

Plus the company I picked offers full warranties on everything including work.

Even if the property forecloses in March, new laws make it impossible for you to be evicted earlier than 90 days from the foreclosure sale if you have a valid lease.

Looks like they are using the legal process to challenge the validity of the loan and work through the lender's legal department to purchase the note.

Again, this is only valid if it does not violate state law.

If you execute a deed, you have transferred your interest (at the time it is executed, not when it is filed) and if you execute a deed of trust before it is filed and perfected, it is not valid.