Brad, Post some more details about your property and you will get better feedback.

In other states the process is no different than a normal foreclosure so check the details in your state.Note that TX and maybe a tiny number of other states certain seller financed deals are not legal if there is an existing loan on the property.

By providing this detailed information, that the underwriter usually won't have, you give the underwriter a far better feel for what is going on with this particular property and loan.

I always used a pretty detailed move-in and move-out inspection so I had a pretty good form.

The last cards I had printed had on the back "$500 referral fee - call for details or go to www.xxx.com" Don't know if they work or not yet.

You are new and you need to focus on the fine details if you want to understand.You are not transferring to the LLC in the weak sense of the phrase.You want to effectively sell and the LLC buy (transfer of title).

They are not looking for a new best mate or buddy.The Law of Attraction implies that casual remarks that are not accurate, speculation plus other demonstrations of being a little too loose details sends a message.

All the details are public so you should be able to find out what you want given what you asked.John Corey

or is this for more of experience investor because of details involved.

Even in the absense of any details on your loan request, I suspect I know who your mortgage lady is using---just a couple of questions to see if my suspicions are correct:- Are your FICOs in excess of 620?