and then they lawyer up and squat.. investors simply don't do that.. in the rare instance they don't pay its pretty cut and dry.. we have done about 60 million in this investor paper over the last 6 or so years and less than 500k has had a problemyou just don't have that success rate with owner occ NPN .. not sure what the ratios are but they are no where near that. 

You don't need to fill out any paper work in order to buy the deal.

I've reached out to HR at the hospital twice and they never emailed me back, yet the housing shortage even for regular nurses was on the front page of the paper. 

Send me a PM and I can point you in the right direction.. there is NO denying that owner occ notes are highly regulated and your correct if the owner stops paying and then burrows in like a tic  you have to dislodge them.I have and will always only deal in commercial paper..

Save money on valuation service by limiting the times the appraiser needs to go to your prospective purchase and never ask for the report in writing, always verbal over the phone - use your own pencil and paper to write down the value if you cant remember!

Myself and the bank have already signed all the paper work necessary to close the deal.

I have subscribed to our local paper that publishes upcoming foreclosures.

it obviously has to be reasonable enough for the private lender to agree to it, but once you do make sure you speak with an attorney to get it on paper for both of you AND to make sure you are within the state/federal laws (e.g. usuary laws, etc...).  

She lives in Key West and saves my *** with local things, toilet clog etc. 

The house across the street of mine had the toilets broken and cement pored down the drains.