The lenders involved that signed off with me on this restructure loan, did back down on the foreclosure proceedings, for 30 days.

The lenders involved that signed off with me on this restructure loan, did back down on the foreclosure proceedings, for 30 days.

@Keetaek Hong Sedona is aggressively pushing to have the state STR law repealed or greatly restructured. 

I found it through a local commercial Broker and negotiated with the Seller, Capital Commercial in Austin, to restructure and stay in the deal while pulling money out via syndication.

Seller is old and is looking to get rid of his properties so he can restructure his debt and pay off his primary residence and eventually retire.

Finish our last 6 unit renovations on current properties, pay down and restructure our renovation debt, and buy 20-40 more units (if my husband doesn't kill me ;) )

The LLC will not have coverage is it gets involved with any other operation besides the management of said property.As @Rod Hanks references, at some point you may want to restructure to a commercial policy and eliminate this possible gap in coverage.

Thousands (maybe 100s of thousands) of people, both homeowners and investors are restructuring their loans right now to push the back payments incurred during forbearance off to the end of the loan.Most of those people called their lender but didn't get the 100% truth about what that means for their credit. 

See if you have equity and can restructure it in maybe a commercial blanket mortgage with a line of credit.

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