The notice has been sent and your intentions are clear.

So I pay it with the intention of deducting it from deposits.

Ill PM you.

I was a member for a limited amount of time a year or so ago, but used it very little due to other circumstances at that time that diverted my attention from my original intentions for being there.What I have read in posts from others who are far more experienced than me agrees with what everyone is saying here -- the information is too old and largely distributed to be of any real use, and title co's are the way to go for up to the minute and accurate information.

History has shown this.2 - For all members and others interested in learning about or investing with the company, please take notice that the people on the site who are making recommendations are here on the site, seemingly with one intention, to promote the company.

What words can I have inserted in a contract to "escape" a contract in case of injury, illness, or death?

Charge whatever down payment you want.Breaks down like this100,000*1.10(investor fee)=110,000110,000-15000 down payment=95,000Now roll closing costs into the loan ill use 5k for easy math95000+5k=100000.00So lets say you bought it for 80k, sold it for 100k+10%investors fee and then financed 100k.

When you call in to a lender like countrywide, Litton, Ocwen etc...they have a specific procedure...if it is an investor backed loan they ultimately have to present the case to the investor...but don't do so until all the facts are laid out...the short sale package, the intent of the borrower, the ability to repay, comparable sales, borrower info like tax returns, bank statements...none of this has happened here...this so called vice president of his mortgage office made the decision over the phone and then faxed me a handwritten note stating that he is unwilling to take a short payoff and will foreclose...i'm sorry, but this just isnt legit.

Ill keep searching..

The IRS would look at this transaction and say, 'what is the intent?'