I would do all the work from start to finish and the other person would simply provide the money and a little guidance if & when needed (so it would be great if he/she has some prior experience flipping).

The envelope size I need is Standard #10 Business Envelope.I tried Staples and USPS self-sealing envelopes, but the adhesive doesn't close the envelope lid completely and I am forced to put two small pieces of tape on the back-side.

To that extent, there is no incentive to pay the loan off prior to the end of the year.

By looting the estate prior to his death, there is no estate to probate, no heirs to deal with through the Surrogate Court system...

The sellers agent will review the contract & supporting documents prior to submitting it to the seller for review so they can explain the offer seller correctly.

As for liens will I be responsible for it or will it be taken off by the lender prior.

I learned prior to the internet.

That idea comes from prior to the AMC rule, where appraisers could collude with mortgage brokers and sellers.

Since we are not attorneys, all advice should be taken with a grain of salt, a polite thank you and a hug of the still full wallet.According to everything that I have read, the winning bidder is liable for all prior loans (including HOA), current real estate taxes, insurance etc.

All in all it was a great experience.Question, what are some techniques for learning the banks position in a property prior to it hitting the auction block?