I was able to confirm that the math works out from the agent, but I'm concerned with the laws regarding rights to sell immediately.This seems like a strange scenario that requires me to act fast since the deadline is on monday, and I wasn't able to find many resources online, nor am I familiar with the Contract for deed.Is the Agent's logic sound or is he trying to slip one past me?  

Known him for a while and is very familiar with real estate investing. http://www.stewartaccounting.com/

I've purchased a number of properties before and I'm familiar with the process through normal RE channels.  

I'm not familiar with the term "law day" you have there, but assuming the actual foreclosure sale has occurred, the bank took it back, and any "redemption" type period has expired.....the bank owns it, pure and simple.  

Hey guys,Does anyone have an “investor friendly” title company/attorney recommendation for the Houston/Harris county area.One that is familiar and comfortable with:Double escrowsAssignmentsWraps (sub2’s, Contract for Deed)Thanks, in advance!

If that's not your cup of tea, There's still Manor, Buda, Round Rock, or even San Marcos and many other tertiary markets before you have to go all the way to San Antonio.I've never rented to military people, but I have been a military renter, so I'll give you this word of caution: are you familiar with what renting to a college student is like?

Hello BiggerPockets,I recently moved to Atlanta and I am not familiar with the real estate market here quite yet.

There are some better areas in the zip code (the ones that border on Cleveland Heights and South Euclid) but you would definitely have to be VERY familiar with the area to know whether this property is in the better part of the city of East Cleveland.

The PM was very familiar with student renters, as this was in a very college-dense area and they managed most of the available rentals.Not totally sure what would cause future loan disbursements to fall through as long as she stays enrolled (I'm trying to remember if my loans had strings other than proof of enrollment provided by the university).

I'm not familiar with time periods in California, so this answer is a guess.