I don't know all the facts here so I'll refrain from actually giving advice but you will want to have something documented and look into maybe an assumption agreement, so long as it is not precluded in your original loan documentation. 

Continue with the education, but I would also say to look into local investor meetings.. the members will likely be happy to help you with some documents they have used locally in deals and a bit of guidance.

I just received an email that I was granted another award, and I guess it shows up on my profile, but does it have any value besides knowing that someone is an active member of BP?

In April 2018, I received an email with the following document attached and a phone call from his wife, stating that in order to "refinance and get paid back" I needed to sign the document.  

The holder of the note would use the money to buy real estate but I would only receive one payment annually so there would be very few transactions. 

If the Realtor Business Champion were to receive additional exposure thru the school, and our company's website, and possibly some additional marketing for YOU the only Realtor, would this be of interest?

Hello All,My house is currently sitting on the market (going on two months) and I finally received an offer the other day. 

You will make the payments agreed to the previous Owner and you receive a payment from the person you sell to.Good luck to you!

Recently Louisville Section 8 has been awful, and investors are fleeing the program, as they fail you for everything.This house failed inspection in February, (its now late June) and owner has not received payment since Feb. 

There wasn't a need to have robust documents, just what was needed for a note and deed of trust to secure the investment.Selling to an owner occupant, I would definitely let the MLO take care of everything.