You are put through a financial strip search to show you really do not need the loan, but want it anyway to purchase the investment property.

Just use our search function to find more info on this or anything else.Good luck

Do some searching and read the discussion.

Hi Andrew,There have been several recent threads on this topic, so be sure to search and read through those postings.

I didn't know what the proper name of the form was, so I couldn't search for one.

I suppose a place like Jersey City has a lot of tenant advocates both private and public who would search to see if you have in fact moved in.

At closing the title goes in the name of the LLC when you sell you sell in the name of the LLC.I'd suggest you search here for issues about LLCs, there's alot here on the subject.

So, knowing whether I was buying from the original owner of the property or whether there was a quick title change to a wholesaler during a double close would be very important to me, regardless of whether I was happy with the property and price.Just another take on the situation from a rehabber's perspective...now, all that said, I'd be surprised if you couldn't have determined this information based on the title search, the contract and the closing documents...

I'm really trying to look into seller financing but cannot find a Illinois version of this Act from a basic google search.

He will not do any of the search or management.