I think you’ll really enjoy Raleigh.We’re based down in Charlotte but do deals on occasion in Raleigh.

Do you just ask the seller to leave your name blank and fill in your buyers name when the time comes?

Can I leave the date blank or can I just put the year?

The way we do it is that we have a scanned blank check attached to our offer template, and we fill it in with Adobe writer when we submit the offer.

In the rare occasion that I deal with some other buyer or seller, they don't care that I answer my own phone, have a company that they never heard of, or work from a home office.

Hi @Braulio C.Do you have the blank contract that you use for the seller financing transaction?

I've been contracted by the IRS on many occasions to assist them in writing exams and guidelines for tax professionals. http://www.irs.gov/Tax-Professionals/Enrolled-Agents/Enrolled-Agent-InformationI represent taxpayers such as yourself before the IRS.Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/26/121Even if you move back, you will still have to worry about recapture on the depreciation that has been taken on the property.

On a couple of occasions, both came back (no extra charge because it was detailed in the bid/contract what they would do and if they didn't do it then they had to make it right) because of minor issues, but they were responsive and yes I'd use them again.On the upside,@Matthew Paul,at least this will work to my favor: everything you need to know is there about the contracts and payment schedule ( Md is 1/3 down 1/3 at the start of the job and final 1/3 upon completion) . :)I believe all of this worked out because I used the GC for my primary residence so I had a former working knowledge and idea of their work ethic and the fact that I was here for the job.This property in MD is too distanced for me to get organized like I would like to be had it been here where I can do better diligence like actually going to contractors office or meeting with them.I do appreciate everyone's candor, suggestions, and advise and I thank you for your time in reading my posts.

@Brianna Schmidt I just checked back and it is blank under the reports - I see where they "accepted" the link, I'm thinking they went in there and created their account and didn't enter payment info in or bailed for some reason before completion.

We have attorneys, we have experienced Realtors, we have compliance folks, so we have a great deal of knowledge and expertise in the BP family.If I owned the site, and didn't have the expertise or desire to take the rap for tossing some post off the site, I'd consider this;I'd ask those who have the greater knowledge, experience, expertise and understandings of what is and what is not expected in the RE industry to serve on occasion when a questionable post is made.