These simple meetings to network (no sales pitch/sell you the program).

txtType=HTM&ttl=42&div=0&chpt=55&sctn=27&subsctn=1James, if you decided to accept a simple Quit Claim Deed now, the key info you should have is: a copy of the current Deed, a copy of the will, and knowledge of the PA law on intestate succession.   

Most avoidable delays in a foreclosure case come from the attorneys and/or the servicing company not doing what they are supposed to do or taking an unbelievable amount of time on simple processes time and time again.

Also as you said, there are usually simple work around to avoid abatement.

To keep it all simple and clean I just want to pay him a set interest amount on the money he puts in the deal.  

Using a simple percentage of rent won't work, because in our minds, Capex does not scale linearly.

Purchase price: $67,500 Sale price: $69,000 Simple wholesale deal.

You can then involve a title company to ensure it is your property after the transaction.That being said, I am a simple guy and haven't ever tried anything like this. 

I'm reading tons of threads and articles on Fix n Flips...I'm still not understanding the numbers.Look, I like to keep things as simple as possible...I feel like, we as humans have a huge problem making things more complex than they need to be.Let me give you a mock up example that I pulled from a fix n flip thread right here on BP...these are the end results:" Sale Price=$265,000Rehab Costs=$44,000Closing Costs=$15,000Holding Costs=$5,500Purchase Price=$156,000Net Profit=$44,500  "This is one of many cases  I'm seeing around - I don't understand....if...u put in 66k...but profit 44.5k - it sounds to me like you just lost about 15k after all your hard work and efforts to flip the house. 

Fairly simple.