Hey JoshWhat happened to the search engine to find current posts by the member's name?

, but if a title search indicates no cloud on title, that should legally qualify as "clear title" I would think.I know state customs are going to vary (in my state, it's very atypical for the seller to pay any title or closing costs unless specifically stated in the contract), but even if it's customary in your state for the seller to pay title search/insurance costs, short sales generally have their own rules.

Around here, I could figure this out in about 15 minutes of searching public records.

., real company, real funds, real intent, etc.Just in fun, use Google images and search for "seems legit".For all I know what your doing may be fine, but be careful, from everything you have said I would be very leery.

Will be searching for another company soon.

I'm going to get a title search on it and try to sell it to the neighbors if that doesn't work I may try to sell it for a quick profit and let someone else take over the payments.

So I began talking to an associate about a search to meet the needs of this individual.

A 2-3 unit multifamily is a possibility however I would have to move to a different market so I have to do some soul searching.

Included in that, the MLS searches out comp data far quicker and cleaner than anything else out there.

I think this detail really makes a huge difference , painting all of your moldings white really allows the contrast with the wall color and makes the space stand out.go to houzz.com . its a great site that you can look at hundreds of photos and styles of anything you search for. it can give you some really good ideas and may help you choose what will best fit your space.