or get the property under contract in your own name and then create the trust / assign the contract to it?

So I have a property in contract and let me tell you,,,,,, this has been the most stressful thing I have ever encountered in my life !!!!!!!!

@Rob Smith, I've got a few deals under contract. 

It is truly remarkable the amount of frugal muscles I have developed.Thank you too @Mindy Jensen for having guests and helping spread the word of financial independence.Not all heroes wear capes, some have podcasts! 

The listing agent will not release any financial info without a contract.

Quick update: we decided not to move into the bigger house in the burbs (it didn’t appraise and the seller wouldn’t come down) and are happily still living below our means.The Financial freedom that comes with living modestly is so sweet it will take a very special house to get us to move at this point.ALSO, similar townhome/same community as ours just sold for $30k MORE than what we had ours under contract for a month ago, so I feel like the low new house appraisal causing our deal to fall through was a blessing in disguise.

The listing agent will not release any financial info without a contract.

I am not "hands on" on my flips any longer - I sub contract all of that.

My husband was not great at keeping ahead on the bills .So the house we are in we have a contract to close on before April 30 th or we lose 27,000.00 down and our home and will have to move my husband has a 6 figure income but I have been trying to repair our credit.its now  at 650 and hoping by April1st  first it would go to 700 then we are safe.But I took out an unsecured loan to pay an Irs tax lien and it was better than all the penalties an interest from the IRS.

Realtors, Contractors, or anyone who has any advice on investor friendly title companies, the correct and legal contracts to use.