The title stays in my name until the home is paid off.

I also have a good title company in Atlanta that i've worked with before thats pretty good.I am trying to seek more information on the do's and dont's of auction.com, hubzu, and just simply purchasing at an auction.

A lot of the other steps have been taken care of with the first note such as the deed of trust, title insurance, property insurance.

The problem is that many (MANY) salespeople hide behind the title "Financial Advisor" (or Planner, or Wealth Manager, or etc.), and it is generally confusing.

You'll also want to establish a management agreement with them that gives you flexibility to switch to another firm if necessary.You don't have to vest title in a business entity if you're investing by yourself.

We also worked diligently on getting title all the info they needed so they could update the prelim, get the HOA name transferred to us, so Title could get the updated HOA demands on time for close.

I’ve even emailed and called every single law office, title company, and account office in the area.

I have been seeing this a lot, which is described in the title(with plans of buying and renting. they are usually 2 - 4 unit properties).

Ive seen it happen, in one case they were satisfied with the title returned to the original name, the other they wanted their money back so property had to be sold as refi wasn't possible.How about have the LLC get a loan and "buy" it, then title goes with and you're all good?

Would a title company be able to do this type of transaction?