@Jon JawHi Jon, nice to virtually meet meet you!

Quote from @Jon Minerick: You can find an escrow company and they can often assist. 

Originally posted by @Jon Holdman: Meanwhile, back to the question of investing in notes...Yes, back to the notes.Here is what I've gathered so for from this thread:A newbie should not buy a non-performing note as the risks greatly outweigh rewards: the note may be fake, the borrower may sue after FC, etc.Buying and selling notes may require license if the income from this activity grows beyond other income.Deep discount does not mean a good deal as it may be a sign that the seller just want to get out of a bad note and salvage whatever they could.Foreclosure is not as easy as some may suggest and should be generally avoided and only used as a measure of last resort.Having deep pockets is a must when dealing with non-performing notes.

Originally posted by @Jon S.

Originally posted by @Jon Holdman:If you buy a property that has a "move in within 60 days and live there 1 year" restriction attached to it, then you should move in within 60 days and stay there a year.  

They can name all the contestant on "American Idol" , "So you think you can dance" and they can name all eight kids of Jon & Kate...

Originally posted by Jon Klaus:Congrats to both you and Harry!

Originally posted by Jon Holdman:Sounds like an old technique (subject to) with a new name.

Welcome to the world of Sub2's and Lease/Options......................we've got kool-aid but not a cool view like Jon's avatar..obtaining the title is easy, just get a general warranty deed and have it conveyed and notarized, if your curious what they look like then ask them for theirs and copy it with the exceptions of the names of course.

I would disagree with Jon's assesment.