I'm in somewhat of a similar situation, except I represent a landowner who is cash poor but owns prime land throughout GA.

That's how so much get's done so fast, with exceptional high degrees of accuracy and proficiency.

However, the possibility the former owner or one of the lenders will claim service was improper is one of the reasons title insurers are reluctant to allow a policy to be issued w/o a quit title action being completed first.It's a good idea to ask the title agent for a commitment that will show the requirements for the issuance of a policy w/o exception for other interests.

Haven't thought of these options much before except this really great podcast episode about real estate investing for assisted living https://link.chtbl.com/Q8HfyKnU Let us know if you decide to do this workshop how it goes and if you found it worthwhile! 

The 2-2.5x may be out there, but it seems to be the exception rather than the rule.

If it is roots, joint corrosion, etc we get it chained which has some risk but clears the drain of anything except pipe breakage that would cause a clog.Good luck

It makes no mathematical sense to pay down anything except to get rid of PMI.

Tom at US Capital is exceptional at what he does and was able to get me funded in under 8 weeks. 

Don't make exceptions unless you have solid alternatives to offset the risk.

If there is no mortgage payment at present, escrow items are not added back in the above explanation.It's more nuanced than this and there are many exceptions/caveats, but this gives a high-level explanation.