The advert placed by the tenant had the street address in it, so it popped-up immediately when the address was Google'd.

I tried to send you a PM with the address but it looks like you are blocking PM's so if you want to send me one I'll be happy to send you the address.

Then, when they call you let them know that you just sold that particular address, and ask if he/she would like to be contacted on the next one you get similarly spec'd to the one on the sign.

A realtor can run great comps for you also sometime depending on what software the county uses the county site can run comps for you based on the address of the original property.

No problem, I just addressed Brian Gibbons' option with the same apparent issue, you must be using the same strategies.In fact, your deal isn't an issue with an installment sale so long as you don't receive payments that are credited toward the purchase of any merchandise or interests in title to any asset

I believe this is addressed in How to Use Limited Liability Companies & Limited Partnerships by Garrett Sutton.It depends on what you want to do, but the S-Corp can pay health care benefits, etc. and hire you and your family as employees, with benefits, etc.

Do you know what the meetup is called and the address?

Once your verified, you think all is good to go, rent is sent and "Oops, verify data on previous addresses" 2 days added to processing, "Oops, send us your ID again", another day.

While some have put of seller financing "stuff" here and other sites, I see much of it is still dragging old laundry around without addressing the new issues or any real lending issues.

RE foreclosures and collateral sales are not readily liquid and the fact that a recourse loans are made, address this issue of accepting a less liquid asset.Now, if the individual borrower were to pledge the property as well as cash assets, say a bond or even stock or bank CDs, then the collateral aspect could swing the risk assessment toward a NRD.Off to other areas.Usual and customary carries legal weight in any transaction, from buying a car to having pizza delivered to residential and commercial real estate deals.What would a reasonable person do in the same situation if they had equal or nearly equal knowledge as other parties?