Just some comments to flipper 101 as to that land contract transaction that went south.Well it does not surprise me since anybody can bind the other and to split the legal title with the seller and equitable title going to the vendee or buyer can lead to diasterous results on the title on the property if the buyer claims an equitable interest which he has..and getting a tenant out if he defaults can proves to be a nightmare and how he binded you by encumbering the property is unbelievable.If you suggest using an outside entity such as a trustee why not just use a land trust and get all the benefits of using that enitity and thus by the trustee holding bot the legal and equitable title called the doctrine of equitable conversion now you have a situation where not other party can take advantage of one another and you would all vote to your designated trustee on any and all affairs of the trust property due to it being a beneficiary directed trust so you must ALL be in agreement, sure avoids litigation and disputes and no one can circumvent you on your investment.I know that feeling of getting burned which is why I use land trusts in my investing since all parties are equally protected in any given transaction.We all made our mistakes in this business..that is for sure..

I have never taken out a loan (not a legal one at least, I did borrow $1,500 from my folks once and paid them back every cent of it.)

I'm not sure what he can do, but I know that the US has about the worst legal system I've ever seen.

Then, on Monday I'm going to the bank to meet with the loan/mortgage guy.So, if things go according to plan (purchase agreement signed, $20k loan approved) by about when will I be the legal owner of the land?

Points are based on borrower’s credit score and experience.Closing Costs:Costs incurred to close the transaction, including lender’s legal fee, title insurance, recording costs, etc, will be paid by borrower, however, these costs can be rolled into the loan balance.Rehab Funds:Rehab funds are released in a series of draws as work is completed.

The average loan processor is not very sophisticated so lenders reduce the complexity by screening out complex deals.Seasoning is a business decision and not a legal requirement.Lenders who have little to no seasoning before they will lend on the appraised value generally use other techniques to manage the risks.

Is that even legal?

Completely legal and meets all the requirements of the military.

Obviously it can be messy and there's a scalding risk, so be careful if you do that.

Would it be legal for such a development to be on the site?