.* Having their Option able to be "marketed and sold" by TBers at their own expense if there is either a family emergency or job transfer (needs to be proven)IMHO, people that 10% into a property will get financed better and easier than No Money Down or 3%.

Properly aligning your business is far easier to do BEFORE you actually go into business.Some of the questions that you need to ask are 1, What is my primary goal as an investor?

If the insurance is escrowed you simply set up the new policy with your insurance carrier, naming the trustee and benfeciaries of the trust as they may appear as the insured/loss payee, and of course the existing lender.The insurance company will send info to the lender, and get paid.

Then the owner magically appears after finding the investor here.

I've got a property I'm looking at as a possible rehab, but after doing a walkthrough it appears as if it was either a duplex that was made into a single house, or had major additions done.

The one thing I have learned about real estate is you can make money in a good market and bad, One simply has to adjust to current conditions, I'll admit sometimes that's easier said than done.

I have found one mechanic lien, and five mortgages, three being from the very bank that is foreclosing although that bank appears to be foreclosing on just one of the loans.

Looks like Caitlyn has shot down ever single attempted explanation of how to buy, fix, and re-sell a property within 90 days.I posted this topic in hopes to find an answer, and it appears that we are left with NONE so far.I certainly hope we can make some progress here, as we ALL are in need of lenders willing to ignore (for lack of a better word) a seasoning issue.

It does not appear to the right of the left side menu

The other questions appear to be designed to quantify potential buyers area of interest, property specifications, buying qualifications and price ranges.