Make offers that work for you and let the note holder worry about their end.

For example, a ROFR may be triggered by an offer received by the owner from a third party; in such a case, the owner is obligated to first offer the subject property for sale to the holder of the ROFR ("Holder") at the same price and upon the same terms.

Dayton sec 8 also has a website to list property and where there pool of voucher holders can look for property.If I could rent solely to section 8 I would do so and each and every property I own is one I would live in myself.

This way there's no issues of ownership on the properties, or concerns if I'm no longer the majority holder, just loans.

I have noticed a huge increase in competition in my area for homes, I've noticed that the major hotspots for vacationing still have very little competition, and prices are still falling. Has anyone had any success lon...

Google search "short sale option scam" and you'll see.A lot of the list agents get sucked into it unknowingly, and they accept them because the option-holder/investor offers to market the property for them and negotiate all offers with the bank, resulting in less work.Tell the agent that you can only do it if it's disclosed to the bank upfront and again on the HUD at closing.

One thing I have seemed to notice is because S8 is currently CLOSED to new applicants, the current voucher holders seem more motivated to stay in line.

I am currently working with a commercial bank to get a new loan and pay the current note holder off at a reduced price.

Keeping fingers crossed on that one.Just got approval on another short sale purchase which will be an easy and standard rehab flip, should take 3-4 weeks and have average returns.Have been working on a new business (real estate related) that is online and will help rehab flippers and buy and holders, should launch in CA next wek finally!

If I were the tax lien holder, I would not finance you either.