I am looking for a title company that does simultaneous closes in Nevada.I had a question: do I need to disclose the amount that I am selling the house for to the original seller in Nevada?

Anyone know of good local (Lehigh Valley, PA area) banks and companies for landlord insurance, bank accounts, and future RE/investment support?

Have you already reviewed a title report ensuring the payoffs for any liens will be below your purchase price?

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Our investigations, supported by reports from certified structural engineers and multiple masonry and window technicians, have identified defective masonry work as the root cause.

You pick the title company to close the transaction3.

HI BP,I've been thinking about what to ask from tenants in case of issues...besides a copy of their gov't ID (Drivers or passport), credit report stating full name, address and birthday, what else do you all typically ask for?

All of their fortune 500 companies seem to have business models that will have trouble sustaining any real growth against new tech.

If this works, you can minimize your vacancy and make a short trip to Scottsdale to inspect the unit when the current tenant moves out and to do a walk-through inspection when the new tenant moves in.There are many companies that offer screening services. 

From my own basic research it appears that many of the ADU companies have lenders they work with, but I don’t know that those would be the more creative or favorable terms out there.