Check with your agent but he sold us a product through a company called FOREMOST. 

For one property I found a week ago,  I wasn't able to prove I had enough fund for the down payment so the owner sold it another person who had enough fund to complete the deal.

I am renting out my house and the tenant's parents are probably going to move in after they sold their house.

Crazy thing is all but 2 sold recently. 

sold off 100 acres  10X  10 acre lots for 100 to 120k each.. so the remainder 600 acres we had a basis in that of about 800k.. we logged off over the 15 years of ownership about 500k in NET timber revenue..

Hello,We are about to close on a REO sfh that needs total rehab in 70068 Area.Property: built in 1953, SFH 3/2 1260sqftNeighborhood: Class B,Average comps ~ 120k within 5mile radius ( no homes sold in the same block) Rental income around $1000-1300Cash buy for $35000So far I have one GC that has quoted me about $55/sqft to completely gut the interior, roofing, plumping, electrical, flooring etc.

I am currently in a seller/finance situation now.Recently I just sold my property for $1.4M to my tenant.

But since he had to put in several hours of additional time and effort over and above the norm over the course of many weeks to get the title to a place where it could be considered marketable, I did not consider this to be unreasonable.Without some extenuating outside circumstances like this, I find it difficult to think of a scenario where you should be paying $3,500 in closing costs or over $1,750 in attorney fees, even if this included the title insurance premium on a more expensive property and a couple of 'junk' fees (IE - copy fees, toner charges, courier or carrier pigeon fees, etc).But again, if you'd like a more in depth analysis, you'd need to give us a line item breakdown of each fee.If you'd like a recommendation for another closing attorney in the area that should charge you considerably less, feel free to PM or email me.

We have proof of what we have accomplished through Purchase HUDs, Title & deed sold HUDs, etc.

If you search through some of  @Bill Gulley 's old posts you'll see a lot of discussion on Dodd-Frank, the Safe Act, etc, their objectives and the resistance to them at the time they were brought into being.