I have been an agent in real estate for many years and seems like there is no problem when parents want to add their kids into title for protection in case of death.

Vacant properties (drive for dollars)12. absentee owners 3-5 years owned (most landlords sale after the first 2 years, and with prices climbing its a perfect list)13. inherited properties: some states do not require heirs to go through probate if the will was recorded prior to death. these properties are sold through under a special deed14.

Distressed means they're not just in physical repairs or updating, but it could be their title is distressed because it's going through the death of the previous owner or it could be it's going through a divorce.  

Ask military families....that can take a big toll on a relationship.b) Stay debt free (except for debt that is being serviced by appreciating assets).Gotta ask you...why don't you want to get rich via real estate?

Seemed the MLS nickle and dimed me to death, had to buy this and that and this.

The point here is to cover your taxes, insurance and materials and let someone else get the profits so you won't bleed to death.

Tim, I would suggest adding value to get more money, not nickel and dining them to death.

The problem is that you are using a generic ad that has been done to death by every other wholesaler/investor out there.Those we buy houses ads are over saturated on craigslist to the point where it becomes hard to stand out from the crowd.You'll have to come up with something more catchy.

Please forgive me if this has been discussed to death...  

The heirs would have the opportunity to become "financially responsible" for the existing mortgage, as it stood upon death of borrower. 2.)