Recently purchased a package of properties out in Shawnee Oklahoma.

There are now a few carriers who have package property products that you can 'somewhat' manage through an online database.

When you submit a short sale package, you would have submitted an estimated settlement statement that broke down the closing costs, fees, and payoffs to the lenders.

Now on to the post, I came across what appears to be a good deal, it's a packaged deal of six duplexes (owner will only sell as a package) that is being offered at $145,000.

The first 2 homes we bought as rentals, we bought them as a package and only had one mortgage for the 2 of them. 

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A possible lesson here is was your presentation package of the deal good enough?

From what I read online, its at the lender discretion.  

If the property is solely tenant occupied you will be looking for a Dwelling/Fire Policy (may be called a Landlord policy or similar name) or a commercial policy such as a Business-owners or Package policy.Most Homeowners or Dwelling/Fire policies include:1.

During a short sale when the primary lender is owed 361k and secondary HELOC is owed 78k, what happens when the package was submitted to the primary only?