Mortgage companies, heirs, Bob's construction company that put a workman's lien on the property, Credit card company, etc etc... exception being local municipality liens ( grass cutting, demo etc.)

We work in the healthcare field and aware of pay cuts to travel nurse salaries and contracts. 

If we do get a fed cut i think rates will start looking really attractive to investors. 

It's pretty common to obtain 100% financing for both the purchase and rehab funds after you've been doing this for a while.Borrowing, of course, is a two-edged sword because your interest payments, especially for a hard money loan, can eat 1/4 to 1/3 of your profit.

So the bank is not getting their money any way you cut it.My question is how do I get the ball rolling on this?

the "regulars" who have their turf battles (or hmmm, ya think anyone might ever cut any backroom deals on who goes after what?

Competitive Edge: The immediate cash flow available from a cost segregation study could give you an advantage against competitors as you may have more liquidity available to purchase a new property than those who aren’t utilizing cost segregation.

Most products just don't cut it.

Mainly just curious.You can for sure cut off their utilities and let them put them in their own name....but would that mean they are now picking up your electric?

Enough folks have held on for the last two years in anticipation of rates being cut in half.