Happy Investing Michael CallawayManaging MemberOK, am sure you have 1000s of satisfied borrowers.  

If there's a tax lien on a property it can still be sold and the lien satisfied at closing just like any other.

In the past, if I received an early payment, I would hold the check and not deposit until the due date, although that may no be enough to satisfy the letter of the law.I'd talk with him, and see if his reason is because of the way he gets paid at his work, and see if you can work out something that satisfies his setting aside the funds, without causing you to be in violation of the laws. 

We've focused so heavily on just acquiring new deals and on the cold calling front that the SEO and brand building has fell to the wayside although we have enough of a site to keep seller's satisfied when they visit.

Even if they did you transfer it back to your name to satisfy them and your good again. 

First of all, I don't believe you'll ever be truly satisfied with a PM company but they are a necessary evil for out of state investors. 

The past due taxes would get satisfied at close of escrow.Sounds like you already know this next part, but I’ll mention it anyway.

Account Closed , You are correct at this very moment there isn't anything listed that satisfies the 1% rule (assuming we are paying asking price) but they do come up from time to time.

This satisfied city requirements.I moved forward with the project and it was a success.Advise: keep an open mind a grill the heck out of the building dept.

We are in Nashville TN and are very satisfied with FF so far.