@Ian Barnes technically you are getting it reassessed by the state.

On a side note, im having some technical difficulties referring more than one person per post.

Hi bigger pockets, My name is will I have an extensive technical background in just about anything mechanical but being stuck in a dead end job has lead me here in my search for better ways to provide for my family and I look forward to learning as much as I can from every one  

: Eric H. is technically correct. 

Technically you dont need an attorney to close in IllinoisBut its necessary otherwise the seller's attorney will work you over.  

However, it is not written well and does seem to conflict.Normally, when you are the manager, you are not technically a tenant (just an employee using their apartment while you work there), and you have to move out as soon as notice is given by you, or by the owner.

While this is technically unsecured to you investor, a number of top portals have done some legal maneuvering to make it a bit more secured. 

Here is my question; Now that my first property has been quit claimed, who technically has their name on the mortgage?

If you trust him and the job is small, you might not want to get to picky or technical. 

This has been standard investing practices for as long as LLCs have been around.Yep, this does, technically, violate the due on sale clause (the acceleration clause referenced above).