Under the circumstances, as much as I liked the CFD and having done them many times, I'd say I'll have to declare them as an incapacitated strategy, They won't pass the compliance issues on two fronts, under the SAFE Act as to the financing issues and under the agreement to avoid foreclosure as provided under state laws.

Wouldn't you have to declare the interest as income then?

I tried using turn-key guys to get into a dozen markets at the same time - it didn't work out well as I was entirely dependent on them for results and most were just marketing arms with no muscle or real intention of delivering what they had promised.

Any help or guidance you can share from your experience is very much appreciated.Hi @Ali Boone, we love muscle beach (Venice Beach)!

Brianna:Banks will try to muscle you into submitting your taxes along with your mortgage payments - here they'll also try to sell you {life/disability} insurance to cover the mortgage in the event you are hit by a bus - however, they cannot force you to pay your taxes through them.

The committee does everything to follow the declaration and the HOA rules and regs.

Basically, what I should be looking for.Many times note are sold during the BK process and some you buy and the borrower declares bankruptcy, my goal is to protect my position in all cases.

Well the old saying of a journey of a 1000 miles begins with a single step applies here.First declare right now I am a real estate investor.

It is a public declaration from the previous owner granting title (ownership) and detailing any limitations on that title (ownership) to the new owner.The original deed has various stamps and seals affixed indicating taxes paid and the recording information (typically the book and page #s) and is then given to the new owner.When you sell, you surrender your original deed given to you when you purchased the property to the closing agent.But, I am learning something new from Bill this morning that could save me a lot of money over the years if I don't have to keep up with that pesky original deed.

All third parties are hereby put on notice that any leases, assignments by the Landlord/Seller, liens, options, mortgages, or any other conveyances or transfers occurring subsequent to the date of the Lease/Option are hereby declared by the Landlord/Seller to be null and void and of no force and effect.