If it is a first what happens to to the 2nd loan, tax liens, mechanics lien etc (if any)?

If it is a first what happens to to the 2nd loan, tax liens, mechanics lien etc (if any)?

Many seem to have some sort of mental "braking-mechanism" that stops them from doing the very thing they need in order to succeed: ASKING.If you want help, asking is the thing that triggers helping hands to take action.

Later I found out the first bid was a contractor bidding his mechanics lien.

However, you must fully understand the mechanics of a Condominium Corporation, that owns and holds freehold titles to the land, of which the unit owners are automatically stockholders and members and the rights and privileges of owning a Condominium Unit covered by Condominium Certificates of Title representing ownership in fee simple of the unit.As with any Corporation, the Lancaster Suites Manila Condominium Associations will have stockholders and members.

You're right that our fear mechanism really begins to hold us back.

Concerning a mechanics lein, if the property subject to the lein is a homestead, both spouses must sign the contract for service for the claimant to have grounds to push for a forclosure.

There's plenty of people willing to walk you thru the mechanics of it.

As far as I can tell, the hot water tank has filled and the heating mechanism (gas burner) is working (it makes the normal sounds and occasionally I feel the outgoing pipe is warm).Everything I've found says to run the hot water until the air stops and I get a continuous flow of water, but I never reach that point.

small home in a great location the newer homes are like 400-700k but small older homes go between 250-299k but it needs alot of work kicthen bath floors roof mechanicals,and paint= 20k but the mechannicals and bath i can do plus some other things. so i took the low end 250k x 70% 175000- 20k = 155000. but this is a mls asking 225k saying flip this house i made the offer. waiting a counter do i have any wiggle room to come up?