Ones I know are not allowing trusts are: Citi Mortgage, Chase, Wells, BOA, AHMSI, Wachovia, Saxon, EMC, GMAC, itton, Aurora, and Wamu.

Hi All,I am a 23 year old female, financial analyst, no bills, no debt, perfect credit score, and a very large amount of cash for a large DP and an even larger amount of cashing coming when I turn 25.

Now that the property has served it's purpose they are eager to sell and knowing I was actively looking for my first deal I was the first call.I've gotten comps in the area and I'm getting the property about 20% lower than what the neighborhood average is.My plan: At this time I have practically no bills and I was going to invest my 10k into upgrading the units to get more cashflow and pay off the property more quickly while supplementing that income with my own.

I modified loan 1 (SAXON) under HAMP - that one payment is 31% of my gross income - one of my 2 "take home" paychecks a month.

Mortgage with Saxon and he's IN the HAFA program.

Saxon is tough to get your short sale package into a negotiator.

To clarify, there is currently no bill.

No savings, no Bill's paid in advance, none of that.

I have a seller that’s ready to sale her house to me but she have tenants in the house that’s not paying no bills and don’t want to leave.

(If I give full asking price)  I have no bills except for my own personal mortgage of $3400/month and utility bills.