Many do not realize this as most common it is more beneficial.

I think the most beneficial thing you can do to start is get your financial house in order as others have suggested.

Sometimes it is more beneficial to you to just negotiate a cash for keys arrangement with the occupant to get them to move on.

Treat him well, and hopefully it will turn into a relationship that's mutually beneficial.

If the title that you use is the same as the last one, they will bind based on that last point forward to the date that you record and close on the new transaction.If the last insurer was a different company, most all title companies have mutual reciprocal agreements whereby they honor the last company's policy and insure the 'new risk' portion.

Sounds to me a bit that they need to know why this is more beneficial treatment.

Parties mutually agree by contract that this proof (of more money owned) is to be procured by, and provided at the sole expense of, the defaulting party if the amount offered is deemed insufficient.

I hope BiggerPockets will be as beneficial to you as it has been to me over the years.

I found a cash buyer. i now want to transfer title from my LLC to a land trust, then assign the beneficial interest to the new buyer.

Not bad, but not necessarily a "grand slam" either.I've got a pretty simple calculator I can send you think it'd be beneficial.