Hugh gives a plausible explanation of an attempt to manipulate search engine results - though there would diminished benefit of trying this on an English, North American site from China or North Korea ... someone who can read the posts, could probably help identify their source (some one who sees the source IP addresses could also tell)I would think Cloudfare should be running intrusion/DoS detection on its perimeter and be blocking the IP source networks  - at least temporarily.

You can study (or, heck, just find the basic settlement procedures) at the American Land Title Association (ALTA) web site. :) 

I believe this comment here is exactly why jay seems partial to African Americans. 

An entity like an American Red Cross (reaching here but you get the idea).

As I said, I live in Australia, however my blood is North American and I have travelled a lot of North America seeing all my family and I also had a look at some proprties when I was there, mainly in Florida.

I've watched every video on trueworldhistory.com & other than some guy saying that the stargate (from the sci-fi channel original series "hell with everything else going on who knows") is real I found it full of valuable information that really helped put things into perspective.Welcome to the United states of America INC. all I want to know as a tax paying American is when can I expect to start getting some dividend checks?

The problem is, most Americans have never received any type of professional financial guidance and the current credit system is rigged against them in a moronic attempt to protect the lender.

Forced onto the American taxpayer, politicians claimed the Bailout was mandatory to, at minimum, delay the largest financial crisis since the Great Depression.

Ben Carmona wrote: Some conventional lenders have picked up on seller seasoning too.I have found that 99.9% of conventional lenders have seasoning requirements, even though Fannie/Freddie specifically don't prohibit flipping--or at least I can find no prohibition in Fannie/Freddie guidelines.The only lender I've ever heard of that doesn't require seasoning is American Sterling Bank.It would be beneficial if folks who post that "some" lenders require seasoning would post the names of those that don't.

Another one of my duplexes is scheduled to be weatherized soon, courtesy of the American taxpayers.