I could take out a signature loan with our credit union for that amount or even put it on my credit card.

Since you asked, I write a lot about tax liens on my website in my signature.

It also came with an area for a signature to verify that the seller had actually been presented with the offer.

They will work with you to get info from your lender (if any), the buyer's lender (if any), do a title search, provide title insurance, collect the money from everyone who's kicking in money, prepare the settlement statements (aka HUD-1's), prepare some of the documents, collect documents from others, get all the signature from everyone, and then, once everything's signed, record all the documents that need recording and distribute the money to everyone who gets a cut.I don't have a specific recommendation, but there are several books about selling a property yourself.

Education is key and I can get you on the right path.Email is a great way to get in touch with me (my email is in my signature below) and i have helped many, many people get into this, including several BP Members, one of which just made his first loan this week and he posted about it.Will Barnard

If you see a post you enjoy check out the persons signature.

He prepares the deed and sends it to them for signature.

., so e-signatures are great.

Castle Hill... sounds familiar.You may want to join us next Tuesday, link in the signature below.

Will try to give him a call later today... as he doesnt show any email address in his signature...