Hey Greg,I originally started out in residential as a real estate broker.I looked at residential for investment but never pulled the trigger for various reasons.I felt back then the market couldn't keep going up and I was right.I know many sellers now that are STUCK and wish they could buy but they can't because they bought at the height of the market.I only do commercial now.From an earnings standpoint as a broker it doesn't make sense for me to put in 40 offers for an investor on a small house to maybe make 700 to 1,000 bucks on the deal when it finally happens.If I can put the same time and effort into commercial and make 10 to 100 times that much on 1 deal then why work more for less??

And I receive about 300 plus emails daily with webinars that promise secrets to niches no one knows and free info then you are being offered $500 programs and website member ships. now if your mailing to about 5,000 people for 6 months straight advertise constantly(which if you don't no is all set on a timer there auto responder trigger automatically), image odds 5,000 people $500 a program if only 20 people join that's $20,000!

I like what I'm seeing in the FreedomSoft products.I'm 2 seconds from pulling the trigger on the silver package.What is your professional opinion of FreedomSoft?

The distribution would trigger a 1099 which would result in taxes.

This transfer does not trigger the due-on-sale clause of the mortgage.

These 2 actions do not trigger any deed restrictions, since the property was never resold.

It's a "haircut" because a "default" (as it would be considered at any other point in history or for a corporation) would have triggered the Credit Default Swaps (insurance on bonds) which would have been bad.

Don’t forget to get your hold open policy for resell.It sounds weird to me because lets say something happens that triggers the policy to pay out to me for some kind of title issue.

I would also include the language within the note which triggers the Acceleration Clause in the note and mortgage.

Doesn't sound like that is the case here.So, I don't think anything has happened (the apartment is still occupied) to trigger the need for a any letter or refund of deposit.