Closing cost are things like title work, recording fees, reimbursement to seller for pre-paid items (taxes/oil/propane), etc.Closing cost should be lower on a seller finance deal as there are no banks involved.Your title company will be able to give you a close estimate, call and ask. 

As such the Garn St Germain Act will protect you against any due on sale clause.When you later change the beneficiary to your LLC, it could technically trigger the due on sale clause, but because this assignment is a private document that is not recorded, the lender won't know about it.

I can see in county records that the last owner got a warranty deed in March of 2017, and then it went back to US Bank with a mortgagee's deed in November 2018.

Connect with me here on BP and I'll gladly make the warm introduction for you.For the record, I receive absolutely NO compensation for making this referral.

Thanks so much in advance.Unless you have a business already in existence with a track record, any L.L.C you form will have to be personally guaranteed by the members.

You need to get to those court records and read them, as well as all her family's records.

I constantly hear guests talk about how they have so many investments,, deals, etc. to keep track of that I think a dashboard could be a ton of help to organize their thoughts/investments.

.- They placed a previous tenet with a 2.5 year track record- They used their experience and provide a very modest move-in special to fill the vacancy- The resulting tenet was bad and was removed and the place is ready to rent againSo they placed a single bad tenet.....so what?   

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

In the other tenanted unit, it appeared that we were very fortunate as they appeared to be a great tenant, easily producing verifiable screening documentation, appeared to be taking very good care of the unit, and a track record of paying rent on-time.