Use rental income to grow savings and continue to invest in real estate without getting personal property involved. 

There are quite a few ways to get involved.

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I am an Accounting major with 3 semesters left at UVU, I have many cousins, Aunts/Uncles, grand parents, and parents who all do real estate (mostly buy and hold in Provo/Orem). 

I need to finish all those 3 transactions by Dec 2016, and don't want to pay another $15-20k in attorneys/accountant fees, so I'm trying to do it myself.... 

Account Closed You obviously have never read a standard purchase contract.

Besides the loan originating, have you been involved with real estate in any other way?

I know a lot of variables are involved but just trying to get a feel for how big a deal this is.

Do as much research as possible on the property and find out the title situation from the seller...if multiple signatures are needed, make sure they know that you need to move quickly since others will be involved.

I have been involved in releasing government liens on many occasions to complete sales but this scenario is outside of my wheel house.