There is one more question I forgot to add, considering I will be doing away with the management company am I legally allowed to retrieve all documents regarding the properties?

Is he allowed to come back to the building personally to retrieve his belongings, or can I make somebody else do it?

That you will be unable to make your payments and they will have the cost of repossessing the unit, having a non-performing asset become a liability, and have all the costs associated with retrieving and divesting of the unit.

Tasks performed can include, among other things, pulling a wheelchair, retrieving dropped items, alerting a person to a sound, reminding a person to take medication, or pressing an elevator button.Anxiety does not constitute a service animal.

The plumber couldn't get it out and had to pull the toilet and was able to retrieve the TOILET PAPER HOLDER SPINDLE through the other end.

I am now a full-time stay at home dad to my golden retriever, and I also flip houses. 

Yes it can do multiple page PDFs, but you can save those for your desktop scanner.I use dropbox to organize my properties into folders/ document sub-folders for easy retrieval at whatever computer or mobile device I am using.

I guess just for the sake of retrieving guidance and help, I'll just be 100% frank with what I need and what would be ideal.I would like to simply purchase the property (40-60k) in cash.

Thanks Brett, I was told by my realtor that a preforeclosure maybe purchased with short sale if its retrieved before it becomes a foreclosure.

The CFPB’s Mortgage Servicing Rules require that within five days of a request by the borrower the servicer must be able to retrieve the following documents and data on each mortgage loan serviced:  Transactions credited or debited to the loan account, including escrow and suspense;  Security instrument;  Notes created by servicing personnel;  Data fields created by servicers systems; and  Copies of information provided by the borrowers to the servicer.