If you do that you need a contract that is rock solid in your favor in case the investor defaults.

So even though the loan is made to your LLC, if the loan goes into default, you're ultimately responsible.An LLC will certainly protect you in the case of a lawsuit.

Or, you can get the deed, again conveying ownership, and cure the default (make up the back payments) and make payments on the original mortgage.

I visited two different county courthouses to drop in on the chancery clerk to see if I could use public record (Notice of Sale/Default in particular) to generate pre-foreclosure leads.

During November/December 2017 he defaulted and left tenants inside the property.

Don't try this at home consult with a competent attorney to avoid an oh C**P moment.They default you would evict instead of foreclose.

(in default-mode , you seem to present one reason quickly) It can be done easily.  3)  Just because you have NOT looked at comps ('and all that' ....as you say) it doesn't mean this property is mis-priced. 

I would want that car lien taken off title though it probably has some pretty high default interest that will keep stacking up.

Couple that buys street through tax defaults, are being discriminated against.

@Joseph Hoot, the IRS will only consider your 401K loan to be income if you default on the repayment.