However, because the zoning department found out I'd like rebuild the mother-in-law suite in the back, they are purposely (and yes, I know this for a FACT) trying now to foreclose on the property, so I can't rebuild the unit in the back.

Today I received an urgent email from my title company that closed the transaction that stated the HOA contacted them and demanding payment.

I just closed on my ugliest transaction.

Once this process is done, you and your partner or partners in a real estate transaction should have an entity with an operating agreement specifically spelling out how profits/losses are distributed, when, and in what order.

Total Monthly Payments for 60 Months: $1,677.67 X 60 Months = $100,660.20 Balance Remaining After 60 Months: $334,864.68 Total Received: $334,864.68 + $100,660.20 + $1,000.00 = $436,524.88 Total Interest Earned: $36,025.08 Seller is interested in financing this deal, but they are concerned about low down payment and how they are going to protect their interest during this transaction.

They will not only have the experience but also the contacts you need to make it a smooth transaction and overall positive experience.I just released a book called Millennial VS.

So 1st:  Check NHdeeds.com, choose Coos county, and look by name and dateIf not there, go to the title company that handled the transaction, they will have everything you need.If you don't remember the title company or didn't use one, then yes, this is trouble. 

When you pay the property management fees to your manager, both you and your manager would see what you got paid because there's a list of all transactions and payments sent through the app.

I stay on the transaction side and then I am an investor and syndicator of retail properties also.

They may have a better chance of coming across off the occasional deal than the average person, and will do some of that for a great client they know will close, but most of their day needs to be spent prospecting business for themselves, building their own business and closing transactions in order to be successful themselves.