When I assign my contract to an end buyer is it normal for the title company to ask for my social security number?

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I know a lot of young people come to these things asking how do I make a million dollars and not lift a finger?

Well i'm 22, i've been on my own since 16, i don't come from a background of money and i work very ...

I am in the Houston area and found a website that advertises a number of houses that have 10-30k equity built in. It is very exciting for me to see, but was wanting to know what you all thought. I am *PETRIFIED* abo...

I turn 50 on Monday, so my work threw a little party for me today. I have to share what birthday card they gave me. Remember, I work for a Non Profit that thinks Obama is too Conservative.

My card states on the out...

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I live in Massachusetts. I work a full time job, and have time to work as a real estate agent in the evenings but it doesn't leave me a lot of time for prospecting. If I spend a lot of time prospectin...

I haven’t had a particular issue like this come up in a rental. Yesterday my tenant called me and explained that the window sash became unclipped and fell as he was raising it. Glass was everywhere and he somehow mana...

I like to know everyone's take on Flip2Freedom? I just downloaded an EBook from them and so far it looks interesting (yes it was free, lol), so I would like opinions please :) on the company.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Omaha.

Purchase price: $120,000

Cash invested: $75,000

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Brandon Tauber

This is a super cool brick Tu...

I own two, two unit properties in two different states.  I co-own both of these properties with a family member, but for the better part of the decade the management, along with the lion share of associated expenses, ...

So as the title states, how are you holding on to the rental property? Under your personal name or a business entity name like an LLC? Are there pros and cons to either way?The main thing I wanted to know is do I get ...