You need to ensure you would have properly documented enforcement mechanisms to protect your investor in the event of a default or should something happen to you.Not spending a few hundred dollars to do something correctly, when the cost of incorrect execution could be tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars is just plain foolish.

They can also send the proper legal notifications if the borrower stops paying.The mechanics are fairly simple, find a buyer that wants a house but can't get credit.  

Although it worked for Dick Proenneke (A diesel mechanic from Alaska)

If you're looking for something for yourself you'll want to ask about the condition of the major stuff: roof & mechanicals (furnace/ac/water heater), and if there are any obvious repairs needed.

My assumption was that this would turn up in another auction -- as that seems to be the way homesearch.com does things.Well, this morning, in one of those auto MLS listings emails -- opened it up and sure enough the property was in this email.

Prefer bios or auto-bios over technical.  

This was a meeting where no contracts or anything were signed, strictly people talking real estate.After our meeting I set up an auto email through the MLS for Rob based on the specific towns, price, and types of houses he was interested in buying.Within a couple days Rob got back to me with a list of houses he was interested in seeing.We went out on a Saturday and viewed about 7 multi families in the town of Middletown, CT, a market I am familiar with.Rob knows this market very well too and really did his due diligence upfront on the properties we were planning on looking at.

I'm hoping some of you experts in the community can share an answer or idea which may expedite the process of getting a mechanics lien removed. 

Keep in mind,this house needed absolutely everything (basement, mechanicals, facade, etc), but the investor should be all in around 280k and can easily sell for 375k+ when it's all said and done!

A competent accountant or tax attorney can file legitimate write-offs, deductions, exchanges and other mechanisms provided by law. ?