I've bought a few places form them.Those contracts are ridiculously weighted towards the bank/auction.com.You PROBABALY aren't entitled to get the deposit back even if they had the wrong address on there.

Knowing how many wholesale type events are out there and that title companies do not catch all things, I would guess there are some snags that are pretty problematic.In addition, it brings to light under some of the same guise, the deed language used and lack of express language to prevent merger.

see link it should spread some light Property

Choosing the right fit for you may weight on the various types of units you plan to invest in and their location.

Refigeration can be an issue, three dump sink, grease trap, gray/blackwater holding, screens over lights, fire suppression if you have fryers or stoves.

You need the property weight distributing hitch and a brake controller in your two vehicle.

All of this come to light because as you turn in your offer and show the deal is financed the seller will want an idea of who is financing the deal.

How does the seller see the lot, all with a price per foot or as a more valauble lot as that makes a difference on you LTV needing to be weighted overall or providing for a release with higher security given in say all other lots or perhaps just a few more, in other words, raising the loan to value from say 75 to 85 on three other lots to equal the higher dollar value of a prime lot being released.

My new apartment building has a Paragon mechanical timer for the hallway lights.

Even with one I was still getting light headed in a small bathroom with one window.