I like the fact that when I do commercial deals I know what is going on with a transaction and do not have to worry about an agent not telling me something and cleaning up a mess of epic proportions.There were a few good agents but I didn't want to mess with residential on any level.

Learn to do your own title searches (medium learning curve) and create solutions to the owners pain in such a way that you can profit from the transaction.

The IRS has offered a safe harbor for reverse exchanges, as outlined in Rev.

If it is one of the FIBI clubs, you are safe from sales.

AND...a snowmobile is one of my first purchases after I complete a few transactions.

Also, this is a litigation matter, not a transactional matter, so my first choice would not be an RE attorney, but rather a commercial litigator.

Providing this in a typical transaction provides the buyer 7 days to back out of the contract for any reason after receiving it.

One other thing comes to mind, and in most transactions, you need to tell the title company that you want a copy of the settlement statement at least 24 hours in advance.

. - send me a PM if you're willing to disclose the details on your recent completed transactions Account Closed - is this a new property, or an existing rehab you're selling?

Here is my question.I will be doing a back to back closing through the same title company for both transactions (AB and BC) both cash sells so it should be fairly painless.