I assume the private investigators in the movies that serve people paperwork are real, but wanted to check first to see if there was an easier way.Thanks for your help!

In most cases we receive the payment from your buyer, take the payment for the first lien and pay it directly to the existing lien holder and distribute any remaining funds to you and/or your seller.As far as taxes and ins...the original mortgage holder probably has impounds set up for them included in the payment so not necessary to change that...you would have to investigate the original loan docs.Best to hire a RE attorney to make sure the paperwork has all the i's dotted and t's crossed.We are licensed to do business in NC...if you would like additional info please PM me.Hope that helps...good luck closing your deal!

I've noted it and will further investigate.

I'm still investigating the wisdom of that strategy with my first round of improved units about to go on the market.  

It's complicated, but we work within a more investigative/legal realm. 

The Self Storage Association was an excellent resource for me several years ago when I was investigating.

hi guys, my son is attending rowan now and this looks like an interesting investment strategy, you might want to investigate SJREIA.org. we have investors who have student rentals in glassboro. we have a few meetings each week somewhere in jersey, 3rd Tuesday of the month a big meeting in Cherry Hill at the Holiday Inn.

You need to investigate this.

But when I took over the 4 unit they all had a history of eviction proceedings and not for good reason... they have since moved on.See: http://www.app.com/story/insider/extras/2017/01/05/asbury-park-press-investigative-series-renter-hell/96195072/

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