So many horror stories yet after much trawling of the interwebs i can be assured that vegas offers that unique opportunity i am searching for.

With that, they have no objection and if they do, move on, because this house will just end up getting sold for way to much or going to auction, depending if the realtor can land a "sucker" befor the bank forecloses.

The seller can object if the assignment is not clearly descrigbed.

I'll be completing my profile, as time allows and look forward to networking and seeing how we can help each other achieve our objectives!

Probably at least 15 unique visits for me.And $1B debt is fine if the assets are worth $2B and throw off $150mm a year in NOI.

Real estate isn't unique in this regard.

whenever i sold a contract for deed, we signed the deed at the closing attorney's office, and it was put in escrow, not to be recorded until 30 years from now when the buyer's met their financial obligations..this was in casei skipped town...talk to a good RE attorney and he should be able to handle those objections...why put down money or get a loan if they will finance...use that

Are there any objections from the seller, and possible counters to those objections, that I should be on the lookout for with this approach?

Each bank has unique ways of handling transactions so it helps to do some research ahead of time. 2.

Depends on how much money you want to invest , where the money is coming from, what your objectives are, and what your current tax status is, among other things.If you tell me a little about your situation and what your plans are I may be able to offer some suggestions.To be clear, I am not against cash value permanent, dividend paying policies sold by reputable mutual insurance companies. its just that it is not well suited for the purpose you describe