So, yes, when a document is drafted, executed, and filed in the property records that transfers that property from one entity to another, that is a:1.) sale,2.) transfer of ownership, and a3.) property transfer.There are some special circumstances that might cause the property transfer to not be treated as a property transfer, such as an administrator's deed distributing property out of an estate, or dividing property in a divorce, but your situation is a regular business transaction.I hope this helps.Michael Lantrip

That's why in a case like this the broker acts more as a day to day administrator and not as much as an active agent.You can then have satellite offices in the region, however everyone's license will be hung at the central location.

January 21st  will feature Lonnie Alonso of Columbus Pest Control who will talk about a variety of pest issues.February 25th will feature Dana Rose, the Administrator of the Code Enforcement Division of the City of Columbus

Earlier this year, the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) announced a significant reduction in its mortgage insurance premiums (MIP) for new borrowers.

Most offer 3-5 year ARMs, and the mortgage payments, as well as the UBIT tax, must be paid with IRA funds, not personal funds.Finally, it's important to check with your 401(k) plan administrator to see if they allow in-service distributions, to rollover to a Self-Directed IRA.  

@Amitpal Gill  As you will eventually find out, motivated sellers in probate are more limited than you imagined and they involve the more complicated problems in real estate but it is doable if you know what you're doing.First, you will be writing to the executor or administrator (known as the personal representative or PR) of the estate.

AAS degree in network administration, while this does not pertain to real estate in general.

The HUD's administrative tools kept reading "under review" for five days so I decided to call the asset manager who told me that the property was going to be taken out of the market.

put it towards down payment and/or rehab & "pay yourself back (plus administrative fees)?"

I was walking to my local branch manager today while waiting in line about the economy.We were talking on issues of credit and he stated the current administration is like a kid getting the keys to a Corvette and not knowing how to drive.