You may not need to pay transfer tax if you quit claim it into your LLC after you purchase it.

It does not show that they have a valid claim on the title and therefore the right to sell it to you.It is the worst way to buy if you want to be sure you obtained the title.

I know everyone says contact an attorney to do this, but how do you go about finding an attorney who knows about this type of thing and does it regularly?

Becoming too personal (attacking a person rather than debating the merits of an idea), claiming there is only one way to do something, using specific terms when they should know the meaning of the terms and other things seems like a good way to warn off potential clients.A suggestion.

By you claiming no knowledge, that have to completely validate all papers.

The claim of forged signatures, however, sounds like buyers remorse.Working in the industry, you wouldnt believe what some people will say when they change their minds.Just my opinion :whistle1:

Like a fad that comes and goes the regulars who are skilled in such investing just scratch their head.Think about it.

Direct Buy claims no mark up etc. however I know that they do mark up products.

Originally posted by "cm56giants":The key is to get these properties before mls listing.Why do you make this claim?

It actually went back to the lender on July 24, and it hasn't shown up on the asset menagement sites they claim to use.Thanks againSteve