Typically, I use the same title company and they charge me $695 plus deed tax, transfer etc, but with a lender they are charging a $395 lender policy + priority pictures, etc.

I have a lead on a MH in a park and all she wants is the last year of her finance agreement paid for, 2400, I think it's worth 8 to 9k.Is there a way I can take over payments while still transferring title, I know this will vary based on state but I believe in Ohio they are sold like cars with a registered title.

Western Union, Walmart money transfer and PayPal are all easy options for this.

If I don't their ownership and all interest will transfer to the new person.  

They probably owned the property as individuals and then transferred the property to the company.

Is there a title available for this mobile home (can you contact the past owner of this mobile home, and have the title transferred over to you?

Otherwise, foreclosure is the main recourse for the lender.In this particular case, transfer will be via warranty deed, not quit claim.

Make sure you're lawyer looks over all contracts so their mistakes don't transfer to you.If you just want to know more about them I would ask what areas of town they have experience in, how often they wholesale deals, what percentage of discount do they pass on to their buyers, etc.This should give you an idea of how experienced they are.

Sounds like the only answer.I am not sure if there is also a way that you might decrease the sound transfer between units.

Most of the other websites are working on enhancing their sites but they still have a ways to go.Website Ease of Use as it relates to investing---Of all the sites, I think Patch of Land has the smoothest process for signing up, transferring money, and executing paperwork.