If the house has increased a lot in value, you may want to sell to avoid paying capital gains on the profit.

If the lender keeps the property can they offload it for a quick profit or will they be stuck with a project that will cost them more money than what its worth if the deal did come thru.

I have 6 more years of working for the same non-profit before I can get the loans forgiven, but in the meantime I cannot buy even a really cheap house through any means I've tried.

Positioned in a high-traffic area with a growing population and major corporations nearby, this property is poised for long-term growth and profit What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

With Morganton’s growing population, influx of major corporations like Tyson Foods, and frequent visitors traveling to and from the mountains, this property is perfectly positioned for long-term growth and profitability.

With Morganton’s growing population, influx of major corporations like Tyson Foods, and frequent visitors traveling to and from the mountains, this property is perfectly positioned for long-term growth and profitability.

With Morganton’s growing population, influx of major corporations like Tyson Foods, and frequent visitors traveling to and from the mountains, this property is perfectly positioned for long-term growth and profitability.

In an ideal situation, you and your aunt would each pay back your fair share to your grandmother or each other. i.e. each of you share X% of your sale profits to your Grandma OR you and your aunt split the past expenses (taxes, other holding costs, renovation, expenses, etc.) with your grandmother and pay her back. 

I was able to build a small team, but have struggled to see profitable gain in my situation.Cool to hear you actually went over and introduced yourself to boots on the ground in that market.

As it stands today, I have roughly 70k liquid and looking to invest in building a new construction home for profit.