We have a total amount of $1,200 invested after transferring the title to my name at the DMV.We have been posing ads on CL for weeks now offering a mobile home for sale with owner financing (even tho we did not yet own a MH), and have a few leads.

When sold - 24 notes were left and were transferred to new owner to collect.

And transferring that confidence and understanding to the people we work with throughout our real estate career will be the difference maker.Plus, we've got to start somewhere.

The sellers are motivated in that they intend to move out of town ASAP due to a job transfer.

You are the trustee and on funding day, you transfer your trustee position to the buyers choice for your fee.

I'll also take a look at the last deed transfer - if it's very recent (within the last year or so), and there's no financial issues, I'll think twice about pursuing the property, since the likelihood of the owner wanting to bail on a recent investment is slim.

I'm one of those people that likes to rack up points/rewards by paying my bills on my cards, then pay off my credit card the next day with a funds transfer from my bank.

This allows them to skip the foreclosure process and just have the title transfer hands to them.2.

I ask the GCs for a one year or more transferable warranty to the end buyer.5.I tell them all that I will not be going to home Depot to pick up materials and I will not be their mama or papa holding their hand in this project. 6.I also ask for a beginning and end of the project.

On this one, you can market that you had a reputable expert address it and transfer their warranty to your buyer.The hard part will be to pick an expert!