Its simple enough to just a call a title company and ask them some questions about how they would deal with your transaction.1.

You will still want to use a title company to do the transaction, and get everything properly recorded.

They've dealt with the transactions enough.

I agree that most people use the tapes, books, etc. as dust collectors which is the main reason they are not successful, although most of the guru products are tools to upsale you on the next "bootcamp".My partner actually got started in RE by buying the Carlton Sheets program and he became one of his "success stories".

I have been involved in thousands of transactions in more than 30 states with virtually every variant you can imagine.

I'm going to do some research to learn more about this type of transaction, but I'm guessing it doesn't go well with foreclosures, right?

Trust nothing you're told by someone who stands to make a buck if you do a transaction.

Their portfolio product has low closing costs, too, but required one year seasoning.

The up-front price point was much higher than our realtor product but we almost never had a price objection.Here is a sample of the comments we recieved after we sent a demo listing to their phone.

I have been involved in the sale of $10,000,000+ in real estate transactions and if "telling what you pay" was my only strategy I am sure that number would be far less."