So the answer is in enough time for the QI to coordinate some document preparation with the title company or attorney closing your sale.  

Once you've doesn't the money for an attorney to draft that, which I suggest that you do, you'll have that document to use as a tool for other note purchases. 

They are saying the purchaser pays the premium for the issuance of the title policy, including cost of title search and recordation of title documents.

When I got to the closing, I brought the check and I got the documents.

@Aristone Louxz It sounds like the only thing holding you back is your work history.......

I've made several new agent posts in the past if you look through my history - some of them offering more specific advice on marketing tactics.

This is a very simple document that says what contract you are assigning and how much the fee is for assigning it.Ideally you put down a small deposit withe the seller and make sure the buyer gives you a bigger deposit.

§Providing documents: You must provide your tenant with a copy of the lease or tenancy agreement, and written notice of your legal name and address.

Then once we decided to get into real estate more seriously we got the HELOC and used that as downpayment for the next flat.We wanted to use it to get a 3rd one but the bank said no, so I will let my two flats collect some more equity while i gain more experience and I will try the bank later once I have a longer history with them and they trust me more.In the mean time Im now learning about fundraising and moving to Dubai will mean I get to get more leverage there in some time.

Also, keep in mind your application is the first line of defense, so it could be (like Dracula to a cross or light), the application is doing its job and turning people away--even though they love it.... due to their rental or credit history.