This includes the sheriff serving the papers and being present when I open the door.I would also bring a video camera over there before moving anything and take a shot of every inch of that unit.

It's just as simple as that.I'm just curious as to whether any of the "guru" programs are legitimate.

If I sign the papers first, then if the title isnt clear, then what do I lose?

What we are currently seeing is a simple market adjustment.

Or do I sign papers with lender first?

Plain and simple.

Just saying rent them instead of flipping is too simple an answer, I think.

Their title company agreed to allow me to sign the papers at my title company.

It's fairly easy to install laminate faces that can be easily cleaned and look great for many years with nothing more than simple cleaning.Same for floorcoverings...peel and stick tiles, or sheet goods will be ruined with one wrong move.

Lenders like Credit Unions and others who hold their own paper are still in the subprime business.