Do they go with the property in which case the it becomes an issue for the new owner of the property, or do they go away and the jr lien holders get nothing, or is the previous property owner still on the hook on satifying the jr liens?

If you move out within a few days or weeks of occupancy, and somehow (I can't imagine how, if you're paying the mortgage on time) the mortgage holder finds out, they'll ask why you moved out.

About the May/Mac property count rules - Mike gave a bit of advice in another forum that is golden to REO buy/holders like yourself.

Now on the other hand you could sell but it may involve a short sale depending on the position of the property and the note holder.

We use bright red and white signs and also use a mail tube or info holder tenant info about the building.

Before we break contract, however, we will both sign a promissory note stating that he will pay me the difference in the option price I had with him and the option price agreed with the end buyer that I found; I will get paid from the title company as a lien holder at closing, simply having them wire my fee to my bank account and me never having to be at closing.

I will simply have him "buy me out" of my contract by signing this promissory note and I should get paid as a lien holder at closing.

If the HOA starts an action against you they must first run a title search and they must notify both the tax assessor/collector as well as your mortgage holders.

President-elect Barack Obama has conditionally offered Eric Holder the job as attorney general.Another Clinton re-run, I'm still waiting for all of the "change."

Now if I had equity (office not 100% financed by debt), I need to make sure that the equity holders are satisfied with the 0.25% spread on the debt + 4.25% on the equity.