Sherlock, the way it normally works is that once the contract is assigned, a closing has to be set up where you then go and collect your check..The deposit however, should be payable at the time of assignment.

Alienation of title ( transferring title without formal assumption) does give the lender or beneficiary of the debt instrument the Right to accelerate the loan and call it due and payable and if not paid put it in foreclosure. 

The CFPB thereafter published Regulation H, SAFE Mortgage Licensing Act – State Compliance and Bureau Registration System, 12 CFR Part 1008, based on HUD’s regulation. 76 Fed.

If you are not borrowing in the Los Angeles/north Orange county area, and we haven’t personally met you, you are being scammed.Because this is ongoing, I won’t publish much yet, but do not respond to anyone using our company name whether they say they are me or not.

After reading your posts, it finally clicked that I've been looking at the wrong types of loans, and I should research portfolio loans.Quick question, it looks like nobody publishes their rates for these types of loans until you contact them, but what is generally a good rate that I can use in my calculations?

If you're going to reject the applicant, be sure you document the reason is due to not meeting your published criteria for FICO score > X, and monthly income 3 times rent, and/or previous collections.  

I just wrote a book on this topic that will soon be published by BiggerPockets. 

The developer is stuck between a rock and a hard place as it struggles to restart stalled construction work due to its whopping $148 billion owed in trade and other payables to suppliers as of June.

He also had a book coming out that he claimed would be published by BP (or at least, have a foreword by BP). 

Have a look at BP's blog where new articles are published every day: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog 4.