I bought it from a wholesaler - the seller was elderly, had already moved out, and in fact passed away during the process but the sale was being transacted by his son and it continued on in spite of this hiccup.This is a 3/1.5/1 ranch in a very desirable (for moderate home prices) area off Red Bridge Road called St.

My company is also financially stable and has several other transactions currently working all in Columbus Ohio.

Currently, in the residential market, but am making plans for expanding into more to more advanced and larger transactions and commercial opportunities.

However, after repeatedly asking several departments and asking for a Payoff amount (which has been posted by my mortgage company as just the 1st) I STILL need to clear the 2nd with the same mortgage company. 

When you are consulting somebody on how to do a lease purchase and you are providing blank documents - I know you're not supposed to fill out the documents for the client for an actual transaction but was confused as to whether it is a no - no to show/give them the same documents filled out for a sample non-existing transaction?

Being head of the IRA department at my full time job, I know darn well that anyone can convert a Traditional to a Roth through your standard accounts at the bank.

They will do a double close they just require you have funds for the transaction.

@Jake Holmes unless you know for sure that the fire department would take the trailer I don't think that's a viable option.

Give back the threat to sue them for your interest increase/difference on your transactions due to their unfair credit reporting, if they report it, you could call the bureaus and have it called off, then add that to the lawsuit, hire a credit repair service so you will have a paid invoice transaction. lol, all this for $100.

You can still be sued but your ability to operate effectively or defend yourself is reduced.It is not difficult to get authorization to transact business in another state and you should take that seriously.Message me if you have any questions.