And that is my principal intent on this website.One of my cases has to do with people who buy and/or sell privately held notes.

My closing fell out because seller held fraudulent title.

I assume after your sister moves out you will be living there, so the owner occupied status really does not change in accordance with the interests held in title.

i dont' think you can 1031 a flip, unless you held onto it for more than a year--maybe 2.

He had a contract to purchase properties but was not in title and did not receive the income, which was held in a trust by his parents for him later on.

Otherwise, I'm just guessing, and I don't do that in metals, or real estate.

lol, Seriously I dont know, but do understand that these notes are held by private or public investors as well.

Because of compounding interest savings usually out ways the Variable rate adjustments by buying down the interest so fast I was on pace to pay a 30 year note in 9 years changing nothing in life style just how my money was held.

I'd hate to have someone open a heavy metal disco right next door to my residence.

As long as the REO property you plan to purchase will be held for an investment use, it satisfies the qualifed property rules.