You should still be able to do it under your company name as long as you sign as the guarantoor using your name.

The main reason I am asking is because I have a seller who has agreed to a price and terms, but does not want to sign a purchase agreement that is assignable w/o knowing that someone will buy his property for sure.

I'm under the impression we can fax the contract over and have them sign it to fax back to us.

In addition to I’d always asked if there’s HOA upfront before I’ll consider checked out any properties which answer he gave me was no; took his words for granted again…Comes the escrow acceptance letter needed to be signed, the $45/mo HOA fee only then caught my eyes, I asked my agent what’s it about since I wasn’t at all aware of it up until this point, he then told me that’s just the escrow’s letter template, it doesn’t apply on the purchasing property.Nevertheless, I’d wrote “ N/A “ right next to that paragraph with his approval before I’d signed at the bottom of that page for the peace of mind.A couple of days later, upon calling the escrow to confirm they’ve everything they needed from me.

((This is what I'm note sure about)>> The investor presents an invoice to the Seller which is paid through escrow.I don't know if that last part is still the case with the new method, but from reading other forms, it was this act that caused the attorney general to cry foul (don't know what state or if there were other circumstances).Has anyone signed up for the Platinum?

The deed is signed over to a land trust and the seller remains the beneficiary with the investor being the trustee.

I always sell my own houses and take some money for the sale, signs, open house, contract time and energy.

The closures follow the recent demise of IndyMac bank several weeks ago, and are another sign of things to come.

That took a lot of search engine optimization (SEO) work.So, for marketing I'm using the internet and "we buy houses"signs in the neighborhoods I would want houses in.I'm only targeting median house prices which has droppedto about $250k-$275k.Now I'm looking to develop a more consistent business.The Portland-Metro market hasn't been doing that.

Do I put earnest money down before or after the contract is signed?