Date: March 19th, 2018 10:35 PM
Author: Deranged filthy house
Company A employs Employee.
Employee is valued, had a checkered past, but is now reformed.
Owner of Company A also owns Company B, which owns a house, and that's it. No other assets or business done by Company B ever.
Company B would like to sell house to Employee at FMV, 0% down, and carry the note (fixed 5%). No strings attached to employment with Company A.
Company B is willing to help Employee, but is absolutely not willing to incur a bunch of attorneys fees on the deal.
If RESPA/TILA/CFPB/whatever causes a bunch of extra work, too bad for Employee. No deal.
Question: Is there a cheap way for Company B to get the deal done?
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3923323&forum_id=2#35642067)