- Are you looking to do a partial lien release without losing your incredible interest rate so that you can sell off a couple of the future townhomes and hold onto a couple?

You should talk to your tax professional about writing off a percentage of the home used as an offie.

For example, they are offering $1,000 off the joining price up to Jan. 7th of 2020.

Noticed my PMs have listings getting picked off daily at rather highish amounts, so it's very promising.

Another example; a note is going to be paid off, the title co needs every note holders signature on release of lien, again incapacitated investor.  

I’m currently under contract for an off-market home that is being sold “as is.”

Some were probably not worth it, and some have paid off tremendously.

Everything I know and have read and learned says to pay off credit cards on time and to zero since that is the point of credit and how you show you are financially responsible.

Couple of thoughts:I don’t think the lien will just “drop off”.

So my question is: if I wanted to save on the recording costs, keep the deed for my records, proactively pay taxes as they're billed (would coordinate with the company I buy the CFD from), then work with the borrower to get the deed recorded under their name once they've paid off the contract--am I putting myself at risk?