Consider the following:Required liquidity = $200,000Cash accounts = $150,000IRA accounts = $500,000Would the IRA account get me over the liquidity requirement or does this type of account get excluded?

Account Closed  I do not have a 'way.'

Furthermore, they will also require a borrower to keep liquid cash on hand (operating account). 

Your options will be limited, You can file documents that will allow you to go after bank accounts and garnishments but that gets more complicated and he may need legal advice to do that.

In the files you will see a "Final Report" filed by the Trustee of the sale accounting for the money received at the FC sale which includes the sales commission (5%), attorney fees and other charges.

Hey Account Closed Since you live out of the country you will most likely be buying the property cash.

@Santos Gloria Account Closed In case you haven't seen the post, I wanted to tag you all so that you would be aware.

Account ClosedI am not ashamed to say you just did a “Fly Bye “ for me.  

You want unpaid "pre-delinquent" taxes accounts... ie. homeowners who have not yet paid their tax bill for the current year, but still have a few months before the account goes delinquent. 

Shortly after signing-up and creating a second "admin" account, which is NOT an admin account because TC doesn't accommodate true user management, the second account was locked-out.