This is from another forum post on this subject:If the strong partner guarantees the deal rather than signs directly, it is a contingent liability rather than direct liability.

I had written my own contract, which the buyers signed prior to going to the attorney.

Once you sign up (it's all free), they can evaluate your current credit score and they'll give you an overall letter grade AND break down the different categories (i.e. open credit card utilization, average age of open credit lines, total debt, etc) and will give you a letter grade for each category.

If you see any "we buy houses" signs up around town thats an investor.

You need to sign up for my newsletter (don't worry, I'll never try to sell you anything or share your email with anyone) -- but you'll get access to the first business plans I used for both residential and multi-family.

Some questions that I have:1) Who creates the quit claim2) Is is signed before or after closing?

What if they don't have parents able to co-sign?

Tell you what, you see a sign in the yard, then you call me!!"

CAR uses ZipForms; you can buy the software and load it on your computer, or sign-up for online access (available anywhere with internet connection; always updated).

I can ask them for the ss number when they sign the lease, but now I don't have a way to verify it matches what they provided to SmartMove.