@Carlos GarciaI would get in contact with @Kim Meredith HamptonHer and her team handle all of Central Florida and are all top notch.

unless you submit your email & contact info.Thanks!

@Syrica Brown, if you have a tax certificate you must give written notice to vacate to the owner (do not contact the tenants) and then wait 6 months and then you can file an ejectment lawsuit.

I was able to use all of the tools necessary to succeed, his contracts, forms, contacts.

Feel free to contact them to see if they have any available now in Marysville. 

I'm self-employed, so I could try not deducting as much on my 2017 taxes to make it look like I have more income, but then I'd have a huge tax bill and wouldn't have as much for the downpayment.I'm going to be contacting portfolio lenders this week to ask about their requirements/rates, but in the meantime, I was wondering whether anybody has suggestions of conventional lenders who don't overlay Fannie regs here in Chicagoland.

I have contacted a local small bank and the rate they gave me was something like 5.25% for 20 years.

You can also try calling the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board (http://cib.ok.gov/contact).

I did contact the borrower, & she volunteered to just send me the interest due.I will send her a Release of Promissory Note.The title co. did not provide any sub & recon document for us to sign.Their legal dept. copied & pasted some Calif regulations into an email & said they were done.A realtor friend has one I can use, but honestly, I'm going to get some help to fill it out.I looked up the title co on Yelp & see they have horrible reviews from what appear to be legitimate, experienced people.  

Your best bet is to contact a Farmers agent as they will have access to all 3 of those companies.