1) if it’s an assignment deal, he’s selling you the purchase contract, not the property.2) In a double close scenario, I’d assume there is language in the contract about the sale being subject to the wholesaler being able to deliver clear title.

(b) The new owner shall deliver to the tenant a signed statement acknowledging that the new owner has acquired the property and is responsible for the tenant's security deposit and specifying the exact dollar amount of the deposit.

Some were delivered immediately online, some I had to wait a week and were done by fax.

Deliver an updated invoice with the late fees showing that it is past due, but in parallel also 2. begin the eviction process, I wouldn't worry about leaving a note or going into the property unless you have cause (water leaks etc).  

Materials are delivered to the job site when the contractor request and we rarely have an issue. 

I’ve done some research on Canadian companies doing this but I don’t think they’d deliver to Haiti.

The mobile closing agent is more than just a notary, they explain the documents to you and th y are responsible for delivering them back.  

I'm a newbie and then some but my truest interest at this stage is to acquire properties that deliver monthly cash flow and then reinvest the cash flow into more property.Is that possible in the state of NY?

Fortunately, my title insurance company said they will clear up the lien but said it's a process that could take "5 days to 5 years"Moving on... we let the buyer and her 2 huge dogs move into the house until we can deliver a clean title.

If you have a provider that can't or chooses not to deliver on any of those crucial aspects of their business, then even the best prop can end up being a loser in the long run.There are plenty of good markets for Turnkey rentals, primarily down here in the South and in the Midwest.