A prior thread had you asking about tax liens so I am making a guess here.

Technically the agent has been working for the seller and the seller's agent if nothing was signed prior to first contact with the seller's agent to discuss the property.For some deals it might not matter much but how would you know?

But in many (most) states "common lawy" or civil code probably requires the landlord to either "renew" or notify tenant of "non-renewal" at least 30 days prior to the end of the lease.In any case any "on the job" landlord should be keeping in touch with the tenants to determine their intentions and either extend or give notice of non-intent to renew.all cash

Even in our agreement that we have our clients sign prior to starting their services its states that you can do it your self of you can hire the services of a credit repair company to act on your behalf plain and simple.You call these services expensive but what we are charging for the services is actually reasonable but you if must add a dollar value to it then though shall.

The "excess proceeds" go to the prior owner.

Is this simply have the title company put it in the other LLC prior to close or do I need to have the contract resubmitted in the other LLC name? 

No prior eviction history.

It wouldn't benefit the bank.They could sell a $500,000 property to you for $300,000.Or they could list it on the open market with a Realtor and sell it to anyone for $500,000.Prior to the bank taking title the property is not something they own.

Some prior experience in a related field helps.Development can take a fair amount of cash as lenders do not like funding such projects unless the developer has a lot of money on the line.

Revans, :welcome: As you said that you have a sales and software background...Tell us more about yourself and how you expect to leverage your prior skills, training and knowledge.