Then just click on the person's name.Hopefully, I explained that correctly.

What are the chances of her doing the deal 100% correct, on her own, and maybe paying the price later for it?

Those facilities will want to get the parents' share of that asset, and since I guess most of the equity in that new property will actually be coming from proceeds from your parents' sale of the existing house - will you have a new majority share co-owner perhaps.Jon and Bill have given you food for thought - you have to now "do the right thing" ...

I hate to ask another elementary question but I want to make sure I have the correct understanding.

If I remember correctly, this contradicts what I learned in my real estate classes -- while an unrecorded deed may not protect against third-party claims, the deed itself still defines a legal conveyance of title/ownership.

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I am new to investing. I became a member of local charlotte REIA. I need help on finding the below:

recommendations on hard money lender with regular finance conversion later?
recommendations on local realtors to...

Hardwood rarely holds smells of any kind if it is sealed correctly.

And, if you don't have experience, you may need a contractor, the property is the lender's collateral, they need to know it's done right.David is correct, you can do a refi sooner, based on costs, or appraised value, which ever is less.

sure they can, but why if it's cheap money just to pay low APR and use the money elsewhere. you grow faster when you pay a portion over time instead of the whole amount upfront. kind of like leasing a car. a buy is 550, but a lease is 325. you get to use the 225 that you have left over for anything else you want.i am sure i am not explaining it the correct way, but hopefully someone can chime in.

Ann Bellamy is correct that the Gurus will say that and make is sound easy.