I suspect they'd have some sort of fight on their hands if that were to happen.The financials for the board need to be disclosed to you before you buy, but you may need to ask for it.

Change in Perspective I very much dislike motivational seminars that have no meat.

I stumbled across a motivated seller moving overseas.

Could this be some sort of an arrangement with Fannie Mae?

I have the drive and motivation, I just need to find a company who appreciates hard working, honest individuals!

This squares with all sorts of finance theory including the CAPM.

I'd rather be in position to benefit from any sort of change in a particular market.

It seems to me that anyone holding properties long-term would end up with dozens and dozens of depreciation schedules over the years for all sorts of things that would be considered "improvements".

A buyers agent will not right multiple offers, has other clients they are working with, will not drop everything to show you one property & for such low commissions, they don't really have the motivation needed to work at a REI pace.

I listed them in all the usual places and got a bite- It wasn't what they wanted but are very motivated to get out of these properties.My question is, they want to quit claim the properties to the other investor, how and what form would I use so I can get my assignment fee?