I’m sorry but Agents have found a way to make a quick buck from innocent people.LOL – Every digital research tool is prone to errors and mistakes.

Yes - On the MF I have in Cleveland, Common areas monthly and in-unit on report of any bugs.Just spent a bunch of money on sewer and storm water line clearing.

Inform your lender that the title company will take care of everything and that they may call her.They can generate the note and deed of trust common for your area, they have an attorney in house or on retainer and they will tell you what the charge will be, probably $100 or so for the note.Your lender needs to provide certified funds to the closing company ahead of settlement, they can tell you when they need good funds.Sit back, wait, go to closing, the title company will take care of documents, disclosures required and filings.I also suggest a loan servicing company, search the benefits here on BP for my posts concerning "Loan Servicing".

hud contracts many times have errors on them that they give the agent 48 hours to correct or they have gotten a lot of contracts in that they must process it is not uncommon for delays these situati8ns would extend the orginal bid period

You will probably have to look around since short term is more common.

Investors have slowed down quite a bit due to pricing and I am sure that is common in other areas as well.

A sub2, then negotiate a short pay off as the title holder....maybe, but not common.

Hey Antonio,It is a common misconception that soft pulls will hurt your score if there is a large cumulative amount of them.

Then on the exit end of the deal, an investor pays $50k (net) for the house, spends $20k on repairs, and potentially profits (or holds equity) the remaining $30k (that also allows a margin for error in the rehab costs for bad estimates and/or surprises). 

And you get educated by paying for school or by paying with your time and money by trial and error (often, both).