By no means is this an exact science, there are many variables that can derail the master planI exercise restraint and discipline when determining whether something is worth keeping or is a dog with fleas.I love the feedback.

I was able to meet with the owner of the property and through ongoing dialogue I was able to determine the following:1.

I also have a 6 unit in NYC which is currently under my personal ownership.

The last several months I've attended workshops, have been soaking up tons of info from various sources....yes....pretty determined to make this happen.Thanks

I just want to know that once I have the contracts signed, do I just hold on to them and start looking for a buyer or renter for the property or do I first record the contracts at my local court house to put a cloud on the seller title (to show my interest/part ownership in the property) and then start looking for a buyer or renter for the propertyIf any of these questions sound crazy I’m sorry I’m a beginner.

Even if there is some gray about the lien being enforceable its presence could bring the others to the table for a settlement.Note the person blew it and the bill for their education has not been determined.

You will need to determine what's legal in your state.

Providing comps and your estimated ARV I think is sufficient for them to determine their own estimated ARV.

I know from experience that only a tiny minority of small business owners follow their business/marketing plans to the letter.I guess what I'm trying to determine is this: If you bite the bullet and pay $2000, $3000, $4000 for the "full" package from one of these gurus, which of these programs are truly fundamentally, strategically and legally sound?

Review this area to determine (A) what instrument (Deed type) will be used to convey title, (B) who will select the title co/closing attorney, (C) who will pay for search-exam, certification and/or title insurance.