I also post on my BP blog about once a week about our low income experiences, related book reviews, etc.  

Licensing is a component that may be required of a seller, if the regulatory body in their state deems them to be "habitually" providing seller financed mortgages.Here is some comments on the topics put out by NAR...their conclusions and opinions are just that...their conclusions and opinions.SAFE Act Final Rule: Seller Financing and REOs The SAFE Act requires licensing of loan originators under state laws that meet minimum federal requirements.

I hope that someone who attended this event will post their frank review and insights for us who are considering attending next year.

And they got good reviews.  

If you have financing, you should review the promissory note and loan conditions to ensure everything is correct and acceptable.

If you look them up ...check reviews first on broad st.

The questions being asked are from a group of people which is beneficial to others who are listening but didn't think of those questions Here's how I do it: - First, I make sure the attendees have the presentation prior to the call so that they can review and come up with questions - Then I use Freeconferencecall.com (I have no affiliation with them) and simply set up the call - During the call, I have the attendees email me questions.

I also recommend you google and review reports from "The Greater Houston Partnership".

I reviewed that.

Buyer should review the report form or consult with an attorney for additional information regarding rescission rights.