One or more waivers of any covenant, terms or condition of this agreement by any party shall not be considered to be waiver of render unnecessary consent or approval of said party of any subsequent or similar acts or omission.12.

But if he does not redeem and you hope to eventually foreclose on the property, you must keep the taxes current or a subsequent purchaser of liens can foreclose you out or you would have to pay subsequent lien holders principle and interest when you foreclose.

After the addition was done, it was sold with financing (presumably GSE (e.g FNMA) loan) at $143K and the lender subsequently foreclosed at apparently $100,359... probably balance of the first D-T.

Getting through the first couple of deals is hard, but once you get the system down, subsequent deals can go very smooth.

Any lending program involving the transfer of title/ownership of your securities to any third party as a condition for funding, is by definition exceptionally risky and according to IRS rulings in 2010 and subsequent litigation against "nonrecourse stock loan" providers, a full sale subject to capital gains taxes at the moment the securities' title transfers to the lending organization.Only two types of securities finance are legit for real estate purposes, and all are licensed SIPC/FINRA: 1) A margin loan, which caps at 50% LTV and averages about 6% interest, based on a single stock; and 2) a line of credit, based on the average value of a basket of stocks, with LTVs typically up to 98%.

I will be returning to Maryland and subsequently plan on staying until retirement from the military.

I live in Fresno and also started in multifamily by living in one unit and renting the second - and subsequently purchased more multifamilies - I think it is a great start , especially if you can find someplace you are willing to live in and can get good rent for.

I haven't looked into Dayton and Cincinnati, but I think that it's wise, especially when starting out, to go for some solid investments that provide cash flow from the beginning--this definitely whets one's appetite for subsequent investments!

I have a duplex up just north of Indianapolis that I am giving to a BP member so they can chronicle the rehab and subsequent management of the same.. kind of like a case study...

The municipality subsequently passes a by-law which requires any house in the area still remaining on its own water or sewer system to be required to connect upon change of ownership.