I would greatly appreciate if someone could grab my hand because lady wants to get rid of it and I do not want to be all talk no action.

Rents are in hand, bills are not all here yet.Plus, the major renovations haven't really started.

I don't mind getting my hands dirty to learn the ropes.Thanks guys.

I have nothing but time on my hands and I'm anxious to make my first deal!!

It would be some boring grunt work, but it would be hands on learning and if you find the right agent you'll get access to their mls.

In these cases, the seller will have to fix the issue BEFORE you can get your final policy.Any lender who is financing a property (and taking it as collateral) will require this - so if you're planning to sell this property to someone who will need financing to purchase it, you'll want to be sure that the title is clear ahead of time (because if you don't catch the issues, someone else down the line will).On the other hand, if this is a rinky dink property that anybody can pay cash for (thereby keeping lenders out of the deal), you could probably get away with doing a simple title search IF you actually know what you're looking for, and how to identify problems.

We are in contact with the buyer but he has moved to Thailand and basically has no records for anything that he can put his hands on.

It's risky I cannot see where you live but in Maryland DLLR and the attorney General are waiting with folded hands.

Just provide brokerage statements.If you mean for your own money you have on hand for a big bill, securities have a significant downside.

Over the past year, I've focused much of my time on personal growth and development, pretty much reading everything I can get my hands on :).