If your goal is to sell the house, focus on number sold, if your goal is to be hand held through the process ask for references. 

Obviously the title doesn't change hands, and I do not believe there is any equitable interest in such a scenario (which also means one cannot market the property).

Hey Lamar when i started investing in 2008, I was scared sh&*less.It took me 18 months to do my first deal.Fast forward to 2011 and we've averaged over 100 flips per year on average since.The biggest thing that held me back was that I thought I had to learn everything first. 

Some investors have lots of time and power tools on their hands while others just want to review a quarterly statement. 

It sounds like the 2 tenants are breaking the lease and therefore should be held accountable to the lease.

The excess, if any, is generally held for the borrower to claim.So, in most states, when a property goes through the auction, the subordinate liens are wiped out. (22nd mortgages, HELOCS, HOA liens)However, when no auction is held, (you buy the property before the auction occurs) the liens survive and are still owed.

On the other hand, if successful, the benefits could be significant: more granular ownership, efficient distribution of income, and reduced administrative overhead compared to traditional fractional ownership models.For tokenized real estate, this is particularly relevant.

Hey, my name's Edgar. I'm 17 years old and pursuing my goal: financial freedom at a young age. I'm currently learning everything I can about real estate investing, with a focus on understanding the process, runnin the...

My CPA said I should transfer it to my name before I sell. And I want to dissolve the LLC anyway.I'm a CA resident, so CA charges me $800/yr for doing nothing. Thanks.

For lenders - most notes would be held to maturity and second position liens could become more popular to bridge gaps between purchase prices and existing mortgage balances.