I’m a first-time homebuyer student on an F1 visa thinking of purchasing a multifamily property in South Boston with the help of my family.

While the redemption period in DC is up until the foreclosure is issued, after 4 months, the tax lien holder can begin the foreclosure proceedings by taking the necessary steps such as having the post tax sale notice posted and waiting 45 days.

They can't make a withdrawal because they're not a listed account holder. 

I believe we are in real danger of being overly regulated like Denver which will shut many investors and STR owners down so I'm asking any stake holder to keep an eye out and plan to attend the council meeting when it's announced and speak in favor of STR's. 

I can ask to see their visa to verify that they are eligible to live in the US for the duration of the lease and I can require documentation of proof of income or ability to pay rent that meets my criteria. 

From our traditional bank 1st mortgage holder we can get an option of a HELOC with a 1-year fixed rate advance with a rate of 3.235% fixed for 1-year and then a fixed rate of 5.5%.  

Them being not named/served is problematic, as like any other junior lien holder, they have to be named and served to be “wiped out”.You might have to reopen the foreclosure suit after buying it, amend the foreclosure suit.Obviously, ask a local RE attorney that deals with title issues. 

The HA will then determine if they can pay your rent based on it being reasonible compared to other comparible non-sec 8 rentals and affordable for this particular voucher holder.  

They will be the #1 lien holder, as they are putting up 80%.

@Joe P.It's very possible that the SSN maybe linked to there visa.. if their visa is not valid so does the SSN.