@John Erlanger John, he asked for at a glance.  

John Morgan.

Thanks, John

@Aaron Zimmerman - I think I'd tend to agree with @John Warren, that this probably isn't extremely necessary unless a professional recommends it. 

@John Underwood Hey John, yep - most of these tools have a variable pricing model that charges you per listing.

Neighborhoods: Hunters Creek, Regency Oaks, Tanglewood.There are other areas being revitalized closer to downtown that a lot of people are investing in as well such as Dignowity, Denver Heights, etc.

Originally posted by @John Knisely:Try Tower FCU.

@Timothy Frazier @John Nguyen In a straight sub2 the seller has No recourse, and any “contracts” would probably not be enforceable as they are usually seen as circumventing foreclosure laws.But.....if instead of a straight sub2, the seller creates a new mortgage, even if for the same amount as his current balance, and “wraps” his mortgage into the one the buyer signs, along with a Note, then the seller has a Mortgagor He can at least foreclose on.As a seller, if I really needed to do a sub2 type sale, this is the only way I would do it.

@John Erlanger Hi john.

Hi John!