hey kenneth..if i were you i would use a broker to handle your paperwork...there are a few on here...i personally have worked with joel soforenko and he stays on top of stuff..you could message him on here...as far as i have ever heard, the borrower pays for the brokers fee, so it's no extra cost to you...i've never been the lender though..only the borrower..i'm sure there are private lenders like yourself on here who could explain their side of the deal more in depth...best of luck

For example, my partner and i made an offer lower than the one they had before, but through an in-depth email explaining and breaking everything down to the seller, we were able to seal the deal, beacuse we were completly transparent and honest.

Here's an in depth example,I am currently on my first investment deal without my own money.I am attempting to wholesale a rehab property via assignment.

Michael QuarlesWould you mind going into a more in-depth description of what exactly you are doing?

If it looks like it could work for the magazine, I’ll contact you for more information and then possibly a more in-depth interview.Looking forward to hearing your stories!

This can definitely get any beginners on the right track for sure and I thought it was great you guys included links to more in depth posts.

Lastly, I wanted an in depth and extensive education program that I would be able to learn from the highly successful agents in my brokerage. 

I am amazed at the depth of knowledge here.

This time I could go in depth into actual case studies of some of my clients closings etc. and things that happened to watch out for etc. and cover more details of NNN.I have been getting a lot of interest for NNN from the podcast from investors.

Can you go more into depth about number 2) I don't exactly understand the process and what that does to help me discover information about the owner of the vacant property