The bank will sometimes take the excess funds (difference between redemption amount and winning bid) as a immediate cash benefit on their books and write off the loan.  

What I do is use my property management software (MagicDoor) to just write one listing and they automatically post it across all the main platforms. 

Should I write up an ammendment to the contract stating in the case the insurance claim isn’t approved and carried out, that I can get X amount in seller credits?

@Deborah WodellThere was a guy who used to post on BP from Maryland who did private lending and was a fraud, changed company names many times and what he would do is write construction loans, fund the initial amount but didn’t have the money for the draws.

We usually draw it up in writing and share it with the seller and allow the seller to comment prior to sharing it with an attorney.

They will tell you to submit your request in writing and give you an email address or mailing address.

The content takes him 4 months to write, edit, record, edit again, and then to produce and it costs the guru $200,000 to create and make accessible.  

I won't be held hostage for a review.I just had a guest threaten to write a bad review, if he didn't get his money back.

I thought I wasn't legally able to sale to someone else unless the buyer has cancelled the contract in writing.

You can write off taxes, property insurance, mortgage interest, and property management fees.MortgageThe property must generate enough rental income to cover the mortgage payment.