There's always less risk, in the event of a law suit or injury which could occur on the property.

If you are hiring workers off the street, that is a big gamble, as you don't know their history with law suits etc.

Decide which of those forms of jobs or investing suits your needs, goals, desires, and capital.Step 3...

MERs may have a system that is not as best suited for the foreclosure mess as once thought that is not the same as any illegal behavior.

How you account for the $30,000 " down payment" will be the basis of any potential suit.

I've been talking to a couple local real-estate attorneys and the biggest hurdle IMO is going to be owners who don't redeem with in 3 years but then fight the suit to quiet title.

Keep in mind that regardless of what the "local area cap rate average is", your return must be high enough to suit your needs/goals.

Brokers are very adverse to law suits or even threats of such actions.Now, you could tell your agent you want a property with a 12% cap rate, that's not reasonable to hold them to, but you could make requirements about a property or location, school district, fire protection class/service area or other issues that you could hold a buyer's agent responsible for.No mortgage company is a substitute for due diligence or buyer's representation.

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I see a lot of messed up title situations and law suits created by "contract for deed" and "land contracts" in one of my farms.