I skimmed the terms and conditions of legalzoom, and although they have similar limits of liability at least they do not appear to suggest external counsel for one's unique situation.

Hey guys,I hope you all had a great Christmas.Can anyone recommend a database program where I can enter information of all buyers, sellers and real estate professionals that I have established relationships over the years to keep track of everyone easier?

With a current W-2 job, getting loans is much easier than us 1099 employees.

Remember this is only for Fannie/Freddie loans, and they allow up to 10 the first 4 are just easier and can be cash out refinances.

It turns out this property was purchased in 1986, sold in 1992, was bought and sold several times since, and ultimately ended up as an REO due to foreclosure.I never understood the whole story, but it appears reconveyance at the time of the 1992 sale was faulty in some manner, which clouded my title.

@Ned Carey thanks Ned, I hear the smaller banks are a lot easier to work with because almost everything is done in house.

The more savings you have right now the easier it is to take that risk.

According to the GOV website here currently it appears NC allows buyer rebates. http://www.justice.gov/atr/public/real_estate/rebates-details.html Never have heard of Larry Loftis.

Also, one book I would suggest with a lot of ideas to make things easier for you is Landlording on Autopilot, by Mike Butler.Before selling cashflowing property, I would first check what could be done to improve property management.

I intend to have it professionally inspected but at this point, all it appears to require is paint and flooring in the kitchen.This property will be my first rental and according to a rentrange.com analysis, rents run from $800 - $925 for comparable prooerties.