Well not quite. It can also be in the name of a land trust in which you are the beneficiary. Or you could have it under contract to purchase (although you may need to close on your contract before you sell,depends on your state law) Or title could be in the name of a corporation or LLC which you own or controll.
yes. Unless you have power of attorney to sign for the owner.
Imagine you have a house, and I walk in w/ buyers and sell it out from under you.
Not cool.
Well not quite. It can also be in the name of a land trust in which you are the beneficiary. Or you could have it under contract to purchase (although you may need to close on your contract before you sell,depends on your state law) Or title could be in the name of a corporation or LLC which you own or controll.