In NVsell on lease w option, no title exchange, landlord tenant relationshipsell on seller financing1. free and clear house, note plus mortgage or note plus DOT, title transfers, if default need to foreclose2. existing first mortgage, sell on a wrap or installment sales contract, due on sale issue, title transfers, if default need to forecloseHope that helps

If you don't want to hand your SSN out to 20 different institutions, a local independent mortgage broker will be able to run your credit once and show you wholesale rate/fee options from dozens of banks and lenders.

My current thoughts are:I really want to flip houses and would love to get involved in that.I've wanted to buy my first house for years now but knew I wouldn't get a mortgage loan (because of spotty work history through college).

In its "security Instruments" section, it gives list of mortgage, lien from 2003, 2005, 2006 and latest to 2015.  

We have aprox 150-200k to work with, and are trying to generate $2500 a month in passive income (to cover our main mortgage).

I would make an offer based on how much your mortgage would be vs how much your monthly rent roll and operating expenses are.

All he wants is enough to pay off the mortgage and for the buyer to cover closing costs.  

The lease payments are paying on the mortgage, the sellers have their money to pay the $10k plus $10k to go RVing.I could get that deal done in no time.  

If you take the profit from the rent and use it to pay down the mortgage principal on the rental property, would that count as reinvesting in the business (that is, would it avoid taxes)?

(not including the mortgage payment)Am I misunderstanding something?...