The instructors do their best but there is only so much material and there is a lot of wasted time.

They don’t provide you with any REAL instruction on how to get things done (without more money of course).

Within an hour of sending in the contract, I received the below email from auction.com: "In accordance with the Terms and Conditions of the auction event, as well as the specific terms of the Purchase Agreement with Joint Escrow Instructions and the Addendum to Purchase Agreement with Joint Escrow Instructions “SUBJECT TO” dated (the “Agreement”), the acceptance of your winning bid and purchase of the Property was subject to, and contingent upon, the Seller approving the purchase.

However, when if lender was to inform me that a certain pre-paid fees is refundable after closing, I would have instead negotiated to refund at closing by instructing the closing agent to ensure that refund is credited to me on HUD1.

If not, would I just need to instruct each of my renters to make out their rent checks to my LLC name moving forward?

It's scheduled for foreclosure auction in Tarrant County, Texas on 6/3/2014 (next Tuesday) and we will be closing on it in a few days.Upon speaking to the lender and foreclosing attorney office about paying the reinstatement amount after the title transfer to bring the mortgage current in order to prevent the foreclosure, we've received different instructions on how to pay.

Good courses, lots of useful info, instructors shared their experience.

While yes, probably 90% of payments go through a nightly processing mill (I wish we were paying $7.25 an hour), and if you are clear and succinct with the payment posting instructions, yeah, you might get away with it but...if you are a wise business person, you are going to put the property into your name for the tax benefits.

Start by reading “set for life” and follow the instructions in that book ;)

But refer to your manual for more specific cleaning instructions.