The better the property, the more likely it will be redeemed by the owner or other lien holder (mortgage, bank, etc)

One of the mortgage holders claims that while in prison the owner made 1 payment which revived the mortgage and extended the statute of limitations.8.

First lien holder would not agree to pay, and they can't get in touch with the creditor for the AJ, so they are asking us what to do.I did a bit court research, and found that the Satisfaction of the Judgment has already been filed for this case.

So since my thinking is on applying pressure to his parents since they are enabling him to continue fighting getting the city involved to apply pressure on the parents seems like a good idea.http://www.hcdnnj.org has some interesting articles on how to apply pressure on property holders who are holding down values, and causing distress to the city.

I would love to meet the successful wholesalers, rehabbers, buy &holders, money lenders, etc.

If you merge through lieu deed, you will loose all your foreclosure rights and junior lien holders will become senior to your ownership.It just seems the idea here is to hurry up and take title via DIL to get out from the speeding train wreck that this could become.

Call up the judgment holder and tell him/her/it that you'll give them $x.xx (perhaps $1,000) to release the judgment.

For instance - I purchase the house as a vacation home (second home), then we realize we are not using it as much as we though - could we then rent it out part time without the loan holders fussing.

I am a forever buy and holder.

A lien holder should be able to purchase hazard insurance on the property themselves if they wished to.