Your "deed" no matter the form is a separate instrument which evidences ownership. Your "Purchase Agreement" describes the way that you wish to acquire the property. I am not sure what you are intending to do as far as evidencing ownership but many forms of "Title" or “Color of Title” can be obtained out of a "Subject To" closing. As well, many forms of financing instruments and structuring can be used to protect your seller other than an AITD.[ Edited by leopanelli on Date 09/22/2008 ]
Your "deed" no matter the form is a separate instrument which evidences ownership. Your "Purchase Agreement" describes the way that you wish to acquire the property. I am not sure what you are intending to do as far as evidencing ownership but many forms of "Title" or “Color of Title” can be obtained out of a "Subject To" closing. As well, many forms of financing instruments and structuring can be used to protect your seller other than an AITD.[ Edited by leopanelli on Date 09/22/2008 ]
Thanks for the reply