I guess this would be considering a wrap around mortgage since I'd try to keep paying on my mortgage - though I do have the ability to cover if they were to activate that rare due on sale clause.So my questions are for anyone who has had experience in structuring seller financing deals:1) My initial thought would be to structure it to parallel my own ARM to keep her payments low for 5 years (close to what she's been doing for rent) and have a balloon payment in 2020.2) What kind of interest rates are usually charged in this situation?

When they finally understood they wrote a letter to the mortgage company responsible for the error.

hello everyone, I am new to investing and am getting my criteria in order and have come across probate investing. one thing I am confused about thus far and hope to gain clarity about is, the documents or contracts that are used in purchasing a probate property. it seems there are different purchase contracts than a standard purchase agreement and also I am seeing a letter of testamentery?

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I have contacted the FBI as well as the Nevada State Mortgage and licensing Division, as well as ordered a Cease and Desist Letter. 

Step 4 - The Offer - I go to my loan officer with my offer, and he runs the numbers to show me what it looks like and sends the pre approval letter!

I want to target absentee owners to start, but am unsure what style of yellow letter to use?

I looked the owner up on the county records and sent him a letter.

Any offer you or your agent presents needs to be accompanied with a pre-qual letter anyway so getting your financing squared away first gives you the ability to pounce on a property that interests you when that time comes.2.

If not, on the letter you send your tenant are you breaking down all the costs and consumption such as it states on the original bill or are you just giving them the total cost due?