Bottom line is: they defaulted on the loan, there's an acceleration clause so now the loan is due in full.

Everyone is talking about timing the market to buy at the bottom.

California does not recognize series LLCs.You also want to look at whether a pass-through entity helps your bottom line and your taxes.

Arizona -ARMLS Search- Residential:Click,"Add field", down on the bottom of the left menu where you see "Status","List Price", "Type of Dwelling", etc.Type in the search box, "new Financing"Click the box beside, "Seller may carry", or maybe "wrap around", if you are searching those as well."

I think the bottom line is you pay for convenience of any kind.

I started in 2008 and went to a large firm and they started me from the bottom and walked me through everything.

Cash offers are at the top of the pile, then large down payment conventional, then low down payment conventional, then fha/va, then fha 203k/rehab loans are at the bottom.

The guy who had power of attorney for the sale told me that the old lady who had the house kind of lost it and filled the truck top to bottom with household trash that had sat in the truck for years.

Growing up in New Orleans, my Dad taught me how to do small things around the house as he remodeled our 100 year old home from top to bottom.

Sounds like you have added close to $100k of value, added $1,000 a month of tax smart cashflow to your bottom line, improved your personal quality of life, reduced your company's business expenses, and still have more upside.