I am far from a Seller Finance expert.

I used to consider myself an expert in creative financing techniques as well as using the more conventional means of the banking industry.

I am no expert in this area but I heard someone recently call it a Fidelity Bond.Chris might be able to shed some light.

Scott The Book on Flipping Houses,The Book on Estimating ReHab Costshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbookGo to IREM.org search for an ARM certified property manager call several get into discussions ask them what sides of the city they like and dislike and why.

And then certified.

This worked and the lender and title company proceeded with closing the refinance transaction (now my wife thinks I am some sort of expert, ha ha ha).

We have enlisted the help of a short sale expert to help us navigate the poker table.

Here if I provide them with a specific notice via certified mail which gives them 30 days to pay the face value of the check plus a fee (there are guidelines on the fee).

(as her father would be dis-qualified to *her*).I dont remember any of what I would say are the experts on here chime in on that one, so am not sure to the validity of it.As to the 'sweat equity' I did a lot of reading on that one as we are buy and hold, and there can be a lot of 'small things' that come up.

Using the $30k that we had saved during that time I got certified with CrossFit and opened the first affiliate in Tacoma, CrossFit Tacoma.