I staked them out and as soon as I saw one coming home went to the bar around the corner and paid a guy $40 to hand them the paper.  

Put a small ad in a local Pennysaver paper, if there is one around you.  

If it's a free and clear property it's an installment saleI would go to www.IRS.gov and download the installment sale infoIf it has existing financing you're looking at a subject to and a note, wrap or installment sales contract in MOIt really depends on what kind of existing financing, FHA or non-FHAI would see an attorney experienced in seller financingLastly regarding Dodd Frank I would sign a paper that helps the seller stating that "I have no intention of living in the residence and my intention is to rent it out to tenants"

Do it properly, and make sure you have paper documentation and photographic trails to demonstrate you complied just in case your EX decides to get back at you with a lawsuit. 

It clogs up frequently and according to the plumber who just snaked it, the issue is likely paper getting hung up on the rusty insides of the pipes. 

I don't mean to scare anyone away from investing here, but we do have a lot of central city residents who take great pride in their homes, even in the areas where the local paper's online "crime map" has all of its little dots concentrated heavily!

You just have to file the paper work at the counter.But I would not worry to much about it.

Closing is the day you sign papers at the title company and get the keys.

We are thinking about Holding the Paper.  

She was a hoarder and roaches were underneath papers, in clothes, in books, in beds, in couches, you name it and they were there to greet us.