The offer was accepted and, LONGG story short, my mortgage officer pre-approved me for the wrong type of loan.

I’ve never done it, but….The current “purchaser” doesn’t own it, so he can’t sell itThe current “owner” can’t sell it free and clear since it is subject to the land contract Ask a local attorney, or maybe your loan officer.

A direct lender has a 'do not compete' cause with their bank that is also their employer, they can't go doing that, they have to send their business to the place they work for, and if they're at 9% trying to taper to 7%, tough cookies for both the loan officer and the consumer/investor.

@Andrew Postell thank you for your advise , my loan officer told that is hard to get another va loan consider that I’m trying to buy the second house near my area .

Correctly stated, GA closes transactions through attorneys, not through title offices.

For SEO purposes, we needed our office to have a Greenville address.

I like “set for life” personally and have a few copies in my office in lowell if you’d like to borrow one.As far as finding deals join meetups, find an agent to put you on mls, and find your area of focus.

Hmm, I feel like a bunch of the Californians and cityfolk that have moved into Idaho, Montana, etc. will have second thoughts after a couple winters, or as their employers call them back to the office.

I also assumed that I would be responsible for the back taxes but I could call the tax assessor's office to verify, thanks. 

@Elias PariscaI work with a CPA who has an office in San Diego.