Many conventional loans will either not allow you to put a property under an LLC or will charge you points on your interest rate to do it.Your Return On Investment (ROI) or more accurately your Cash on Cash Return (CCR) is factored by first figuring your cash flow on the property.

The people in charge of the development are clueless.

Contact some of the local title companies and see what they charge.

Normally I would tell you to talk to your tax man, but unfortunately they dont always know everything either and they charge you anyway.

As long as you don't have any real emotional ties to the home and you don't need the equity in that house to purchase your new home then I would say rent it.

My favorite lender charges about $1000, a mortgage broker will charge a lot more.

Anyone know how much RE Attorneys charge to do a Quiet Title Action?

But if the person who bought it could show (or at least convince a jury whether it be true or not) that you represented that you did have some property rights to that building, you might be looking at fraud charges.

I refer potential deals to investors, and I charge a referral fee to do so.

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