I'm not positive, but I pretty sure the only place a lien is on a title is on the front of it.

Please review the report below and give me some advice.Thank you!

Free on this coast is DIY.All the information is public, you just need to know how and what to retrieve, review and analyze.I can't imagine giving away that work that for free with the hope of insuring a high risk transaction.

@Christopher Phillips I'm referring to a property management field position.

The extra, called positive cash flow, is the money you are making.

As in, a 10,000 person town I'd stay away from - you want a reasonably diversified economy...Here's the main concern I have with your startup plan - Inevitably investing out of your area will put someone locally in a stronger position with regards to negotiating. 

Hey Folks, I've been browsing BP for a while and purchased a personal residence less than a year ago. Potentially being transferred for work and have to decide what to do with my property. Based on what I'm seeing num...

People says its a rare occurrence for lienholders to call the note as long as they are getting paid, but they have a right to call the note due in full if they found out the owner sold it to you in a second lien position. 3.

That puts you in a great position when purchasing (as you eluded to).You will pay "closing costs" twice, but not really.

I think you might be better off positioning yourself such that the goods/services you offer are visible to those that might be in need of those goods and services, that way they call you.