But, for instance, someone who has lost their job, probates, someone who has been transferred, needs an immediate sale, it's been a long time on the MLS but hasn't sold, plus properties not up to MLS standards so they won’t list well on the MLS, and other of "life's occurrences" are all reasons some people sell on subject to.

I am invested in the Open Door Capital Fund 2 where I transferred funds in early Feb 2020.

Do you have the correct contract for the transfer of title?

Hi Everyone,Wanted to know the best way to do this real estate transfer/deal.My wife's parents own a rental property free and clear in an LLC.

Both Prosper and Lending Club offer loans big enough to cover your 50% down payment.Something I would never recommend to most people, but as a last resort -- if you absolutely knew you COULD pay it off any time you wanted, you could put the down payment or at least a big chunk of it on a credit card and float it between 0% balance transfer offers until you get it paid off.

If you have to file next week, give her one last email to pay you with a cashier's check before you file, and tell her it's going to show on her searches.Small claims in Ohio is $6000Get your accounting looking PERFECT. 1. demand to pay water bill/ canceled checks what you paid and what they billed2. in Ohio does the seller get to keep deposits (I say no they should have been transferred to buyer) Who handled your closing?

Once you do that, understand if you can have the tenants out with a "contingent to 30-day notice" before transfer of property. 

Often times the property is sold as a legal process to transfer title; you have a good opportunity to deal with the owner direct (best thru a third party, like an agent to avoid legal issues).

My wife had zero experience and transferred all of ours with no problems.3.

Because water was provided by the municipality, the past due water bills were later transferred to my tax bill account with accompanying penalties as I didn't learn about it till months after they moved.