:lol: clauses will include the loss of an earnest deposit in the event we do not find assignee during alotted time.

Hey Whytehouse,Ryan is 100% correct but you will need a few thing to make sure the Loss Midigatior will even look at your package.1) You would want to get all the information listed below before you even call the Loss Midigatior2) You would want it in a 3 ring Navy Blue binder-Not White-(2 Copies) With Hedder Pages and Avery insertable dividers (8 Tabs) to seperate the sections I use Model # 11901.3) After you have the packages put together you would then Call the Loss Midigator and request his Name and Mail Stop because you are sending them the package by NEXT-DAY-AIR(FED-EX) and for them to keep an eye out for it.

I have moved across country with my wife who was originally from MI and people always ask why would I leave Vegas to go to Michigan well its because of her, but at the same time this is actually in my opinion an easier market to invest in with prices being much much lower the potential gains may not be as big per deal but the chance for loss is also significantly less.

I've been noticing this trend, I was down to my county building today, and found out that all forclosures are listed in a legal news paper whoes office is right there in the building, they publish it daily, but and here's a big BUT I honostly don't understand what they are saying in them, they list the mortgage price and they give lot and subdivision numbers, but almost never give an address for the property, and hardley ever give the city it is located in, so i'm kinda at a loss because the last thing I want to do is bother trustees to point they want nothing to do with me.

As you gain experience and capital, out of area investments would become more feasible, but starting out with a project you can't manage yourself is a recipe for disaster.

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Assignee will indemnify, protect, defend and hold Assignor harmless from and against any and all loss, cost, damage and expense arising out of or in any way related to a breach or default of the Contract after the effective date.

Hi, like a lot of people in here I'm trying to get into the real estate game, but my only problem is that I'm at a loss when it comes to finding a hard money lender.

However, in most states, you are required to try to mitigate the damages by finding another tenant and you will only be able to recover for the actual loss.