While legally I.have no responsibility to these issues I prefer tenants.be somewhat satisfied.

I did some probate research and it shows the owner selling the piece 4 years ago for 208k on a VL with 10k down and the remaining paid at 3k/month.

Our pre-payments change the "effective" amortization of the mortgage, but not our obligations to the lender.We also have the option, at mortgage renewal, of refinancing the remaining balance back out to a new 25 years amortization if it makes sense.

The app can do SO much more, including being hooked up with your email and archiving your emails so that you remain on top of things.I learned how to use the system by going to thesecretweapon.com where all of the uses of the app are detailed with great insight in a marvelous video series.It changed my life and hopefully it can help you too!

Has it been satisfied?

Got a email from a sellers agent and he wants me to wholesale some of their properties, but I have to sign this form before moving forward.Is it just like a agreement to work with one another and the information shall remain confidential?

I said these contracts have fallen out of favor with me arising from two matters dealing with executing deeds and circumventing foreclosure law together with Dodd-Frank if applicable.That said, since Dodd-Frank is not applicable, a contract for deed would be preferable in your case as an installment purchase, the remaining deed issues can be addressed.

-All the signing is done online and their customer service was easy to deal with and helped me along the process.Overall - I'm satisfied.

I really appreciate the time spent explaining this by @Bill G. and @Dion DePaoli and I agree that if the podcast remains it should have a clear disclaimer with a link pointing to this thread.

Usually you have so many days, then either: 1) The contingency automatically is removed if you don't invoke it, or 2) the contingency remains in effect until removed, or the contract canceled by the seller after a certain time.