It's been a wild 5 years in my market with the high volume of REO's.

Orlando, altamonte springs, clermont, groveland, winter park, Kissimmee, sanford, lady lake everyone is welcome

At the same closing, the title lady did what they always do - go over every single number on the closing docs, first the sellers, then mine.

If you search high and low enough you might find or may never but do not expect a broker/agent to go on a wild goose chase for a very small commission.

One lady told me it's because she is seeing her friends and family getting full price for their run down properties.

Thank you ladies for the insight.

If your nice to the ladies and they aren't too busy with booking (booking department) they might run a search for you.I use to be a bailbondsman, is how I know this...

The answer to this question will vary wildly based on your state's law and the particular circumstances involved, as others much smarter than me have already opined.Practically, if the lender calls the loan based on a default of the DOS clause, and you quickly cause the property to be deeded back (either because you own the related entity or there is some contractual provision with your buyer, etc. that allows you to require a re-conveyance), I doubt the lender is going to go through the cost of a contested foreclosure whether or not it is a legally sufficient "cure" of the default.

The owner is an old lady from Bronx, and her daughter's family is living in it now.

It was primarily people starting out with no money saved, people trying to sell things , and people looking for hard money.I once made the mistake of mentioning I flipped and had rental properties and I was attacked like a sharks prey by individuals looking for a "partnership".I learned more talking to the young lady Jess on the phone.