I 4 got to let you know that the owner/fsbo dose not want me to know this infor she just want me to make an offer then she'll let me know if she will accept it or not I dont want to be to pushy and push her away so I m going to go found out through the internet or call the recoder of deed and found out whats the web site I can get the infor, I dont have time to go down to the main office. by the way she said(owner/fsbo) that the lender is willing to do a short sale!

You should have a professionally designed Web site made as soon as possible.

The buyer got a loan from the Jamaican housing authority (Something equivalent to HUD but three times the bureaucracy) and since there is no such thing as escrow, (Each side must chose a lawyer to carry his/her affairs) The lawyers and the housing authorities can drag it forever.

Successful marketing, especially of intangibles, is much more likely to be successful if either the prospect intiates the contact, for example looking for a higher yield investment and comes to your web page, or through REAL networking, i.e. hearing you speak at a real estate conference, being introduced by a mutual business associate, etc.

Straight from the IRS web page: http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=206291,00.html Q.

But from the web site explaining what you'll get in his book, all of the points there were not rocket science.

If it lists her as authorized user, then she did not guarantee the debt.

I think you're doomed to excessive heating bills no matter where you put it.

Think of it: interest rates are on historical lows and many investors are afraid of stocks, so they have to allocate their excess cash.

One member is going to be good enough to demonstrate actual authority to contract, so the lease should still be good.