Since moving out, the husband developed alzheimers and now everything is being handled by the wife who is not use to handling the landlording, and also seems now to have medical problems.She told my brother and sister in law that she needed to sell the house.

As a Sole P you lose some tax-free fringe benefits because you cannot participate in company-funded employee benefit plans like medical insurance and retirement plans.

Here's URL's for two:http://www.hoatalk.com/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspxandhttp://www.ahrc.com/new/index.php/src/newsIn fact, on the first, there is now a subject called:Sage advice on HOA and Condosthis is a quote from it: "...I recently received a note from our manager, in response to a request for some condo business forms and procedure.

I didn't end up having to do it, and I'm not sure what all the procedures would be.

However, this dramatic step is coupled with a dramatic reward: lenders can claim additional benefits if they can show they’ve followed all suggested procedures.

Most are fimiliar with the banks procedures and can get things done quickly.

I am getting conflicting information as to whether hard money lenders have to comply with the same lending guidelines and procedures starting Jan 1, 2014 as those that do owner financing.

This way there's no extensive short sale procedures which will cost them money also.

Will HUD renegotiate their contracts or what is the procedure?

Then you need to know the finance side, finance regulations, collection laws, insurance assignments and under what circumstances you may keep loss proceeds, need to know notices required and foreclosure procedures.