I feeling extremely uncomfortable with the situation, as is my escrow.

Some of the scammers are extremely slick.Obviously, finding lenders one-by-one at a real estate club is not as efficient at locating them in bulk online.

The problem is every lead I come across is either a) very cheap but extremely run down and maybe in a not very good part of town that would be hard to market and take a large amount of capital to fix up or b) nice and has tenants already in it (turn key type which is ideal scenario) but the owner is asking way too much for it to cash flow.I'm not frustrated to the point where I am going to stop.

We are in a extremely competitive market on Long Island, NY (the current house under contract had over 15 offers on it) and would likely be willing to wait if Wells Fargo needs to foreclose on the trust to clear the title.PS: My lawyer has been in contact with 3 large title insurers and they have declined to give title insurance until this issue is clarified.

The seller is extremely motivated.

The market has remained extremely competitive in some areas.

So, I'm a little disappointed to say the least.

I've worked with her before and she's extremely knowledgeable.

Hi Everyone,My business partner and I have had the privilege of being a part of various real estate groups in our area that have been extremely vital to our growth in real estate.

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