@Jacob Lewis, Hello, this sounds like something to arrange with a probate lawyer and is handled through the Clerk's Office so it would be online.

Rainier: I own a debt and equity firm that arranges financing across the country.  

Hello,I purchased a property with a grant deed on a subject to arrangement.

I prefer going into partnerships with not that much money involved so a buy-out can be arranged without too much moving cash around.

Drew:  I own a debt and equity firm that arranges financing for commercial and multifamily real estate across the country.  

A financed option is a financing arrangement under Dodd-Frank with any consumer.Selling significantly above your recent purchase price, basically increasing the value for your financing is predatory dealing and lending, the value of a property does not increase due to financing terms!

Sometimes I can't find a person on the assessor website because the assessor's office has the street name arranged a certain way that you have to play around with excluding the direction in the address, the abbreviations or making sure your spelling correct.

If the difference in rents is so big, you might explore master leases to see if you can turn it into a seller finance down the road.An assignment is a much cleaner approach where you assign the whole package collect your fee (from the buyer)and get out of the arrangement.

But I also noticed that appliance companies have services that can be called if there is an appliance needs to be repaired. instance, GE has a service where you call them and they arrange for a vendor to check out what is wrong and repair it.

I have a similar arrangement with a partner for some of the homes I flip.