Can they sign the document and fax it to me or scan it to me and I take it to escrow or does it have to be the original document?

Your note payment to her is $1,200 per month.She uses $600 to make her loan payments, and pays you the other $600 as rent for 1/2 of the house.This $600 is rental income to you, but you can deduct $180 as depreciation for 1/2 the house, and deduct 1/2 of the utilities, taxes and insurance.Work out the details with real numbers and then go see a Real Estate Attorney to draw up the documents, Warranty Deed With Vendor's Lien, Deed of Trust, Real Estate Lien Note, and Rental Agreement.Your only out-of-pocket expenses will be the legal fees and document recording fees.Your monthly costs should be about $900.I hope this helps.Good Luck.Say Hello to Mom.

Hi, William I haven't taken the test yet but, this link will give you what percent of questions from each subject and some other info. good luck http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/servop/testing/documents/RE_sales_cibs.pdf

Document your history in case they do file, but it would be very rare if they did.

:We are in the process now of doing our best to mend this relationship between the two brothers, so that they both will sign some documents and walk to closing.

It mostly involves creating procedures, following those procedures, and documenting everything.

I knew another GP or syndicator as we call them today.. who also went to Dallas and lost the projects.. that was circa early 90s  ergo what we see in Texas is a nice run up post 08 GFC it was not always like that.And not to beat a dead horse.. but any one doing a syndication as a sponsor who thinks they can stand behind their disclosure documents and then lose the project and they will walk away scott free is really really naïve and is a newbie.

You'll also want to see other documentation such as rent rolls, tax returns, etc.

After 8 years living in this home, we'll be ready to start looking for the next primary residence next year.I believe we're eligible to use an FHA loan again but can't find any documentation.  

It's not going to hurt to have something documented with the sheriff.