And if they sue you personally, you can have it dismissed because the lease, house,  etc. are all with the Trust.Personally, I have a Trust for my houses--the one I live in, second house, house my special needs adult daughter live in, and 2 other trusts for rentals (higher risk rentals in one, lower risk rentals in the other). 

The facts and challenges are-1) The house is listed for sale on the MLS and it’s “short sale listing approved by bank” leaves no deal. 2) The first lien holder, which is a FHA loan, is for foreclosing and the sale date is set for about 3 months from now. 3) The owner died and his estranged daughter now has the right to sell. 4) The estranged daughter has zero motivation to engage in the process. 5) The lender is owed about what the houses ARV might be after $75k in renovations and carrying costs. 6) I’ve been able to connect with the attorney handling the foreclosure in the interest of pursing buying the note who reports that since it is FHA they are unable to accept a short payoff.

My colleagues daughter lives on the second floor and takes care of him. 

My Name is Desmond Sexton, and have recently had my first daughter, and would love nothing more than to have the freedom to spend it with her. while also building lasting wealth.

Someone messaged and after all the arrangements were made to meet, they inform us that:-they own businesses but don't pay taxes-the unit is for their daughter (who we believe is in highschool)-they want to pay cash-they want to pay for the full year up frontThere was so much confusion.

That led me to a financing career as an Finance Manager win the auto industry, where i stayed for about 5 years before leaving to have my daughter.

@Kyle Mathis I’m trying to talk my wife into the fact that we should move into a triplex for a year with our daughter and Saint Bernard from our single family.

I’m currently in a small 2 bedroom 1 bath home and I am in need of a bigger home with 3 bedrooms as my daughter is growing up fast and she isn’t going to want to share with her brother much longer!

He couldn’t live with either of his two sisters or his daughter, because all had Section 8 vouchers that prohibited residents with criminal convictions.

Real Estate Agent (3.5 months experience)RE/MAX Prestige Properties Bronx, NYAlbert PenaI have a client (mother) who’s desperate to move from where she is now to another home... I ask her where to? And she says ANYW...