With a couple modifications, I believe the exterior would looks just like a standard duplex; however, the inside would be a pretty unique rental with open concept and high ceilings (10 ft).

If the debtor is able to cure the default then a reinstatement agreement should be executed unless the terms of the debt have been changed, such as a modification agreement or a replacement note.If the debtor or tenant has paid more than 40% of the amount due or made 48 or more monthly payments, then pursuant to the equity protection provisions of Tex.

It would be considered a major modification.

Some people will be averse to loans right now because interest rates are higher than recent history, but if things change you can refinance or possibly do a loan modification to get a lower rate later.

Recessions are actually good for us and serve a vital role in the economic cycle to pullback on risky business/lending to keep the market stable. 

Private capital is vital to continue investing as money will be needed for each property.

Here's the verbiage:Manager shall collect and retain the following fees incurred or paid by Manager (as applicable) directly from the applicable tenant(s): monthly late fees, dishonored check fees, credit report fees, administrative fees (such as charges for early move-in), paying in multiple checks, key replacement, parking tag replacement, and lease modification expenses.Makes it sound to me as if they only have grounds to keep these if they pay them up front for some reason (which they don't).Thoughts?

Step 1: Go to: https://property.phila.govThis page will give you most of the vital data, in particular the "Market Value" of 2538 Cecil B https://property.phila.gov/?

I would try ordering a copy of the death certificate from Vital Statistics.

Performing NotesPays To Term Pays Off EarlySell The Full Note
Sell A Partial
Combine With Other Notes for a Mini Pool/Portfolio
Help Borrower Refinance
Restructure For Early Payoff
Incentivize For Early Payoff
Trade the Note
Hypothecate The Note
Non-Performing NotesPayer Reinstates
Work With Payer To Catch Up
Restructure Forbearance or Modification
Accept a Short Sale/Short Payoff
Cash For Keys & Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure
Sell as Non-Performing
Pursue Foreclosure
Homeowner Sells House and Pays Off
Sells At Foreclosure
Get Property At Foreclosure
Sell Property As-Is To Investor After Foreclosure
Fix and Flip After Foreclosure
Rent Property Out
Lease Property With Option To Buy
Sell With Owner FinancingWould love to hear what are your favorites?