Cons are the liquidity event that your parents will have to do to purchase the home (I assume the funds are in some sort of investment today so there's likely some tax ramifications on cashing those securities).

The larger outsourcing companies are also good sources - try National Default Servicing and Integrated Asset Services.Hope that helps.KP

I got all sorts of calls, usually some were just curious, some were angry, every month someone called the police, the BBB and one time even the FBI on me, because the term "cash offer"" seemed suspicious to them - drug money LOL A place officer called me on behalf of a resident asking me to stop mailing them, to which I replied: sure whats their address and he said: he would not give me that information.. 

If you don't have the cash and have no way to get it quickly I'd focus on sorting out a payment plan with HUD, if they allow that.

But it's a lot to sort out and reconcile.

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

In the past, we have heard you need to have a larger portfolio to report to the bureaus, but even if you could I would strongly recommend against it.

It it was me I'd figure out how to get a staircase down into that unit from the unit above it and make the first floor unit larger.  

Weird that the township would go one way and the city another. township is much larger than the city.

It just helps me sort out all the stuff that definitely won't work.