(CL made some changes recently that prevent us from linking our images to url's, which sucks since viewers can't just click through to my site and fill out my form, they'll either have to copy and paste a url I put in the ad, or call me on the phone where I will have to a.) manually collect and then enter into my dbase, and/or b.)refer them to my url so they can do the data entry themselves.)These ads are strictly for building a list of wholesale buyers.

You can put whatever you want on the HUD, though if this is a short sale, the lender will get a copy of the final HUD and will have to approve it.

When combined with online banking you can see next day that deposit is made and there is no need to actually keep physical copy of checks.

BLB requires the contract and a copy of check within 48 hours.

My professor gave us a template to use but I believe she just copied and pasted from google because its not working correctly!

When I've had loans subordinated in the past, my new lender didn't sign, just the subordinating loan.That said, I can't see the document so I suppose it is possible that it contains some contractual language that is relevant to Indymac (but I doubt it) and that might explain the signature line.Since I'm not an attorney and cannot give legal advice, I encourage you to get a copy of the document and have an attorney review it.

Data was available two ways: either subscribe to legal paper and read the foreclosures or subscribe to services that mailed you hard copy reports several times per week.

All you need to do is to submit one offer through and agent and you now have a photocopy of the offer that you can copy the verbiage.Regarding your clauses, well...#1 This will make buyers nervous.

If you all have equal access in the home and utilities would be split 3 ways then just provide each roommate a copy of each utility bill each month and tell them to pay you their 1/3 share within a couple days.

Really, the only time you will need that credit history will be for other RE loans.Ask the seller for a copy of the note servicing agreement, so you can make inquiries. :)