Your concept of purchasing a non-performing loan as being predatory is not true although it is refreshing that you are not a blood sucking vulture :) There are varying lots of borrowers that are defined in non-performing some desire to work out the loan, some just want to walk away and some are undecided.

If you have some blood fued going on, you can get an attorney to review the situation and you may have some options.....but seems to me your father is the best route to solve your problem.

When my wife was pregnant with our first child, her doctor wanted to know what my blood type was.

I'm a former admin, so proofreading is kind of in my blood!

You can even make it mandatory that no interest in the partnership may go to any non-blood relative.

@Peter Schafer Whatever loan fits for your needs, closing in 21 days, and flexible requirements and not your blood type or endless delays and requests.

(a) Except as provided in section one hundred and ninety-seven D, the owner of any premises shall be liable for all damages to a child under six years of age at the time of poisoning, upon proof that said child's blood lead level equals or exceeds the blood lead level at which the department defines lead poisoning, that are caused by his failure to comply with the provisions and requirements of section one hundred and ninety-four, subsection (a) of section one hundred and ninety-six or section one hundred and ninety-seven, and regulations pursuant to said provisions

(the old squeezing blood from a turnip phrase).

My blood ran cold.

It's different when there's blood in the streets and no one knows how low things will go.