@Jacob White  well look at it this way.. if you troll around BP you will see post after postlike thisHey I am brand new I have never done a deal so I am going to start out wholesaling.this leads folks with their only education reading posts on BP which some are good some are bunk.and they simply don't know what they are doing... and they foul up sellers... big time. they deceive sellers big time... and then complaints are filed.. and the state takes actionvirtually every state has the same laws on the books some enforce it others don'tIf there was no need for a license in real estate to bring two parties together and then make a feethen there would be no need for a real estate industry at all....

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Acquiring distressed properties can be complex, but we have found if you do the right thing, and if done right, benefit both parties, always make sure everything is done correctly to avoid what can be termed as an Mortgage Scam

I was wondering how people would come up with that number, I am assuming there is some sort of formula for this, I know that a part of it also has to do with knowing your area, which just takes time and effort, I understand that part.

I'd have your VA simply establish that the owner is interested in selling, and then follow up yourself to determine what type of transaction would create a win-win for both parties.

I am not implying that this document is related in any way to any parties in the original post.

@Francys Crevier I know I'm late to the party but what did you decide?

This is issue of a technicality and in order to correct a deed I was told that both parties (grantor and grantee) have to sign a new corrective deed.

For example an individual puts their property into a LLC - its hard to know from the deed whether this was a true sale to a 3rd party, or in this case, not.

As long as both parties agree, the Seller should be rewarded for taking the risk on an unqualified buyer.The rent-to-own (also known as a lease-option or option to buy) is an opportunity for a buyer to purchase a home when they are unable to obtain financing through a traditional bank.