Real Estate Investment Proposal,

If you would like to invest in real estate you have come to the right place. Our company, Easy Property Solutions LLC buys foreclosure homes in Hampton Roads, Virginia at deep discounts. We buy properties at 50-75% of their market value.

If you have money to invest on a short to mid-term basis, you can and will make double digit gains on your investment. We are looking for investors to put up cash for the homes we purchase. We create a note for the money, and secure it buy a Deed of Trust (lien) on the property. We hold properties from anywhere from 1-6 months. Please call Shaun O'Toole at 757-724-1428 for more info.

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BILL OF SALE
A written agreement by which one person sells, assigns or transfers his right to, or interest in, personal property to another.

LOCUS SIGILLI
Latin for "under seal", used in the abbreviated form, "L.S.," at the end of signature line in some formal legal documents; used instead of the actual seal.

GOOD FAITH
Bona fide. An act is done in good faith if it is in fact done honestly, whether it be done negligently or not.

JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE
A method of foreclosing upon real property by means of a court supervised sale. After an appraisal, the court determines an upset price below which no bids to purchase will be accepted.

COMMITMENT
A pledge or promise to do a certain act, such as the promise of a lending institution to loan a certain amount of money at a fixed rate of interest to a qualified buyer, provided the loan is obtained on or before a certain date.

APPURTENANT
Belonging to; adjunct; appended or annexed.

RUNNING WITH THE LAND
Rights or covenants which bind or benefit successive owners of a property are said to run with the land, such as restrictive building covenants in a recorded deed which would affect all future owners of the property.

WAREHOUSE
A building used to store merchandise and other materials or equipment.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
A formal statement of the financial status and net worth of a person or company, setting forth and classifying assets and liabilities as of a specified date.

PROPERTY
The rights or interests a person has in the thing owned; not, in the technical sense, the thing itself. These rights include the right to possess, to use, to encumber, to transfer and to exclude, commonly called the "bundle of rights."

CONFORMING LOAN
A mortgage loan which meets all requirements to be eligible for purchase by federal agencies such as FNMA and FHLMC. The maximum conforming loan amount is $240,000 for a one-unit property.

REFINANCE
The act of obtaining a new loan to pay off an existing loan; the process of paying off one loan with the proceeds from another.

ANCHOR TENANT
Major department or chain stores which are strategically located at shopping centers so as to give maximum exposure to smaller satellite stores.

FIXTURE
An article which was once personal property but has been so affixed to the real estate that it has become real property (e.g. stoves, bookcases, plumbing, etc.). If determined to be a fixture, then the article passes with the property even though it is not mentioned in the deed.

LAND DESCRIPTION
A description of a particular piece of real property.

DISCOUNT POINTS (OR POINTS)
Points are an up-front fee paid to the lender at the time that you get your loan. Each point equals one percent of your total loan amount. Points and interest rates are inherently connected: in general, the more points you pay, the lower the interest rate you get. However, the more points you pay, the more cash you need up front since points are paid in cash at closing.

NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENT
Any written instrument which may be transferred by endorsement or delivery so as to vest legal title in the transferee.