You spend funds on something they said was valid today and they will change it to "Can't use it for XYZ, if you do it is now a 12% interest loan".Good Luck in whatever you decide. 

I'd really ask an atty instead of this blog on what that means time/money wise.In a foreclosure -You are not getting a warranty deed from the bank. get a trustee's deed upon sale.

Unless there is an appraisal contingency, once the inspection period closes the only valid walk-way (under most agreements) is failure to find financing on terms disclosed in the purchase agreement. 

@Tanner Shore I believe once you ask all of your questions and feel like you have valid answers you should take a step back and decide if you are willing to trust the operator.  

You will need to have a valid reason why you are moving from a 2-family to 3-4 unit family home where you are going to have share units more than one unit from a 2 family.

Not saying @Victoria Pham isn't presenting valid data, and I appreciate the post- but just remember what 95% of posters and content creators on this website are all about- real estate deals.

We feel confident that these sales are valid.

If I (as a LLC) build a new home in Florida and then sell it, was is required as far as warranties for the buyer??

Standard title means the title  reviewed it and issued some sort of the warranty (aka title insurance) that either:1) Removed exceptions (like prop tax liens) at close OR2) Made note of exceptions that survived close (like a dominant easement on the property).

We called the escrow company and they recommended a real estate attorney they work with but we don't want to spent $300-400 just to add my name on the deed all over again.Is there a cheaper way to do it without going through an expensive attorney which it will also be valid and legal?