That way they can just sign over the building, hand over the keys, and sail off into the sunset (the seller's words, not mine)Will keep everyone posted how it goes.

This year I've purchased a fourplex and currently trying to put it on it's rails for a smooth sailing.

The thing I forgot to mention was my husbands dream has always been to buy a large "pirate ship" and sail the world.

I don't want to take the wind out of your sails but I thought I'd point some things out to think about:You're not an agent-So if you get an agent to represent you, they'll likely ask for a pre-approval or proof of funds to ensure they're not wasting their time.

After that, smooth sailing has an added value.

Or get partners to put the loans intheir name, but then you have the only ship that doesn't sail....

If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable.-- Seneca 

I have said that eventually deals will surface as a buyer-borrower attempts to seek financing under a contract or other possible events occur, now that period of clear sailing may have a hurricane blowing in.

In reality, it probably won't happen as long as things sail along smoothly ... it is unlikely the bank will even notice the registration unless something else gets their attention - like an approaching end of term.

Account Closed   I think we have another 18 to 24 months of pretty clear sailing IE interest rates stay were they are.. the nice thing about new construction is your dealing with the top end of the food chain as opposed to those that are credit challenged etc etc.