Maybe the solution is to wait to have more money or use other people’s money.

I am curious though, what type of deals are you referring to?

Most do so believing its only temporary but s*** happens in this business..... timelines get stretched, appraisals come back lower than expected, rates remain high longer than expected etc. etc. and what's intended to be a short term solution often adds quite a bit of strain to the property and your business.

Once the note is accelerated the seller/buyer either needs to pay off the entire balance within a legally prescribed period of time, renegotiate a satisfactory solution with said lender, or face possible foreclosure filing. 4.

I can get you booked for a demo call to answer any questions or concerns you have and we'll tell you honestly if we're not the right solution for you.

Not a cheap solution, but a lot more aesthetically pleasing and safer than that picture.Maybe some type of spiral staircaseGino

I’m Chris Dickerson, a newly licensed Mortgage Broker based in PA, specializing in financing solutions tailored for real estate investors.

When I first saw the R/V, I approached the R/V to understand whats going on. i will refer to the squatter as Walter.

For reference sake, local factory workers and starting teachers make between $41,000 and $60,000 in one of my local communities. 

Evan, looks like maybe what your referring to is that any personal property is classified as sec 1245 so the recapture on that portion is taxed as ordinary income (and rest of property is taxed differently).