That would be a prohibited transaction.

I currently hang mine at a zero fee company, I pay $0 per month and like $495 per transaction I'm representing a client.

There are several ways to see if that lien is still valid and if it turns out it is not and you close on or attempt to close such a transaction, (it will be known at settlement) you'll likely be looking at fraud charges or attempting to scam the seller/owner.

First and foremost you want to be a transaction engineer meaning that you will learn many niches in this business as you go along and you will probably settle into the ones that you like best and work best for you.

Yes, there are transaction costs for selling and buying.

was there an arm's length transaction disclosure signed?

Originally posted by Chris Tom :It's a not so short I guess so this week The contract Is up"Short" sale isn't meant to mean that the length of the transaction is short...

If you're flipping a property, you ARE a dealer for that transaction...no way around it...

I feel it's important to understand how to effectively manage tenants so that I can effectively manage my property managers.I am comfortable with my projections...

Deeds are effective when executed, not filed. :)