Having worked on deals for Shawn that came close (including some 7 figure ones), the bottom line is that you want to do two things:1) Talk to a lot of people that want to change their current circumstance.2) Find the solution that works for them.It isn't magic, but it is hard work.

along with an e-book reference you might consider buying.Jeff

Also, of course, asking the seller who referred them to cross check.

I am not with that company, please stop referring that you were actually involved when you were not.

There are other solutions that could work but make sure you carefully read any affidavit that is put in front of you at closing to make sure there is nothing in there that could harm you.

Oh, I see - I guess I didn't read the original post properly.Either way, the solution I think would be a force placed policy like Jon is talking about.And definitely look around for a new title company.

If you spend a lot of effort on focusing on the challenges rather than solutions you probably are going to have a more difficult time moving in the direction I think you want to go.I know this may seem like kind of a vague response but it is extremely important to be honest with yourself and figure out why you want to do real estate.

The title I was referred to told me they do not allow assignments.

Garrison hit on it that the best solutions come from varying sources combined.Phew!

For reference, your state has other forms at http://www.car.org/legal/standard-forms/ depending on what deal you have.