Posted by Jim IL on January 24, 2001 at 01:26:43:
Mike,
I seem to recall Bronchick having a course or something that teaches you how to close your own deals.
Check out his website at www.legalwiz.com
Good luck,
Jim IL
Posted by Jim IL on January 24, 2001 at 01:26:43:
Mike,
I seem to recall Bronchick having a course or something that teaches you how to close your own deals.
Check out his website at www.legalwiz.com
Good luck,
Jim IL
Can I be my own Closing agent as a Broker? - Posted by Mike Anderson
Posted by Mike Anderson on January 24, 2001 at 24:43:21:
Hello, I am in Minnesota. It has been a while since I have been to this web-site. I learned alot. After a year i have 5 properties now and made over $100,000 profit. I most of it to the help i got from people here. I thought i had graduated from this web-site, but now I see myself coming back for more to go to the next level.
The situation i am in is, I am selling this property. I have used a closing attorney several times to close deals for me. He is pretty good. But what the problem is, i depend on his schedule. And not many attorneys deal with back to back closings here because of the “FLIPPING” scare. so far, i can draw up my own documents, mortgage, deed, and so on. I also learned how to do the HUD-1 form. I noticed at closings, all we did was fill out the papers I have him and a few other ones from the state and federal. And i end up paying him $1,000. So what my question is, Can I do this myself?
I have a company who wants to buy my note. they have a list of things they want. I can order title through a title company. Me and the buyer can get a notary and close ourself. And file documents. Is this Possible? i know people feel it’s better to use an attorney. I have so many copies of olf transactions, i understand it. However, they want to me to send them wirring instructions. Who would they send the money to? Can i have a friend incorp to and start a title company to have money sent there?