Ryan Keeton I'm in IT (Server Administration) for a large utility.

You are in WA statePurchase on a note and Mortg and get on titleThen do whatever you want

It was all learn by doing - the administration, how to handle the collateral, recording an assignment (with the process being different in each county/state), learning how to deal with attorneys, learning our potential exit strategies, working with the borrowers to determine their intent, hiring a servicer, etc.

Neither an heir, beneficiary, administrator, executor or personal representative (fiduciary) can satisfy this essential criteria.There are oodles of ways to clear title, but using AP as an heir ain't one of them.

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I'm looking to make my first home purchase with a duplex in Vancouver. I'm an electrical engineer - seeking a real estate attorney and a local cpa who also invests in real estate.
Idealy I'd like to get to a lev...

My background is in K6-12 education, and I am also a Painting Contractor.  I have been painting for many investors, and have finally decided, "why can't that be me?"  I do not have a niche yet, as I am very green.  I ...

I have actually just spoken with someone from velocity if fort washington, pa.  

Looking for SFH or Du/Tri/Fourplex in these areas with potential but not as saturated as in King County and for easy commute to Kent, WA.

I graduated with a degree in construction management from the University of Washington, and I actually use my degree every day.I am a health and fitness nut and I love CrossFit, met my boyfriend at CrossFit, and coach part time.

In the state of Washington you are suppose to be a licensed General Contractor to remodel & resell homes.