Aloha everyone, I'm an American.

This way you can lease option your house with a hefty down payment plus cool monthly positive cashflow to someone who has the dough (Intel workers are coming) but can't get a loan (49% of Americans can't).

In my business, the best bank is American Momentum Bank, Jason Nordin and Drew Kemp are the 2 rockstars there.

It doesn't take into account the condition of the property in the least, can get updated in a rather haphazard fashion, and really just tells you if the current owner is current on taxes!  

I live in Ohio. I have an opportunity to invest in a single family home with Canadian family members in  Waterloo, Ontario.  The home and all related expenses/profits would be divided equally between the 4 of us (sibl...

I only install American Standard toilets now.

I'm proud to be American as well.

your other post about the AG getting into quasi rent to own transactions is exactly what I am talking about.Also this practice of getting deeds in Lui or quit claims signed at closing to circumvent foreclosure rules I went to the American Association of private lenders conference in Vegas this last weekend and there was a whole chapter on how this is totally illegal in all states.. the speaker was a very renouned RE attorney..

You could have an attorney draw up the paperwork and then route it through a title company so that title insurance is issued at the appropriate times.I generally run all my deals through First American Title.

Things break in most inconvenient time/fashion, so you need to make sure you have funds to cover them.As far as the difference between assessed value and asking price, as others mentioned, assessed value is based on the last purchase price.