My broker tells me if two parties agree contractually that the seller will hold onto and not record the deed on a seller-financed deal that, no, the buyer cannot later compel me to record the deed. My deal is to offer...

My broker tells me if two parties agree contractually that the seller will hold onto and not record the deed on a seller-financed deal that, no, the buyer cannot later compel me to record the deed. My deal is to offer...

My broker tells me if two parties agree contractually that the seller will hold onto and not record the deed on a seller-financed deal that, no, the buyer cannot later compel me to record the deed. My deal is to offer...

But, you really should talk to a tax professional about your proper course of action. 

My friend and i are looking for an investment property here in Orlando FL. It will be the first of many properties to come and i want to start off the right way. Can anyone recommend weather we should get the mortgage...

I had one inspector tell me he could fail every house on the street, but he was very lenient because the tenants were nasty.The courts will require a rental registration for an eviction.Good luckBobSo far I've had 2 of my Cleveland proper properties get the random inspection... both passed with no issues.

Think about it, you could use that money to buy Jr. a home free and clear and let him work and save his earned money 100% to do whatever he wants with, such as buy a new car (or support his family properly like a man).

I hold the deed for the duration until the 5 year balloon, at the end of which I discover if they will buy, walk, or renew.

I hold the deed for the duration until the 5 year balloon, at the end of which I discover if they will buy, walk, or renew.

It's all about properly screening tenants and doing your due diligence on everyone.