I'm guessing it's because I have so much anti-virus stuff running that it blocks lots of automatic website features.

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The new buyer will be indemnified in the event of a covered claim, but the flipper, who never actually had title insurance (only a binder that became void when the buyer's policy was issued) will not be indemnified by the title company.One of the important features of a title policy is being provided the costs of defense when a claim arises.

First and foremost, I apologize to BP for posting a double thread, it was completely accidental.

Seehttp://www.getresponse.com/features/landing-page-creator.htmlSellers opt in and you send them a free report on how to sell fast, not necessarily thru you, just make a friend, and offer advice on selling fast Cash or Terms.Here is a free report I use for Lease Purchase Alternative.https://www.dropbox.com/s/q5u7fk7b8hv4x6e/SpecialReport-HomeSeller-LP.docI would apprentice with someone who has done alot of deals, there are senior folks here at BP.You also need to deliver your solution and your exit strategy QUICKLY, and get a testimonial from your satisfied seller.

If you do, you can create Solo 401k and use participant loan feature to access up to $50K in your retirement account tax free and penalty free.

Call foremost, they have good rates and do mobile/manufactured policies on owned land.

Check up on current regulations, much has changed in the past few years.Check out the key word feature on the site and how to connect.

Great feature!

Solo K also has 'Participant Loan' feature, which allows you to access up to $50K in your retirement account to be use for any reason (starting real estate investment business, etc.) tax-free and penalty free.