Is it as simple as as the borrower (obviously) you'd negotiate for interest later and as the note/mortgage holder the converse, interest first?

I think in MN it's 30 days you have to store property I'd double check ,, after 30 days you call the towing company and they come out and get it the bill for towing goes against the license plate holder of the RV,, no fees to you.. if the tenant doesn't claim from the towing company the towing company auctions it off.. 

You could couple it with some additional earnest money to reassure the seller.Another option is a reverse exchange where we as your QI set up a holding entity called the Exchange Accommodating Title Holder (EAT) and it takes title to your new property and holds it until your old property sells.  

Lastly, what you are thinking of doing is often referred to as a reverse inquiry, where an investor attempts to purchase a loan through the front door of the servicer as opposed to the note being offered for sale in the market by the holder.  

My question is: How would you find the owner/holder of the ground rent? 

The mortgage holder informed me that his attorney is advising him to include the mortgages in the BK  due to their circumstances and they are following through with it.

Well IMO, that's a conflict of interest - - the contractor is NOT party to your insurance and the settlement is to YOU.As I said in my case, the check was two-party, ME the insured and the Loss Payee for the mortgage holder. 

I would either talk to an independent loan broker about what options you have (you may find a better rate/terms with another lender) or get your current mortgage holder to eat the costs.

A first note holder on a creditworthy buyer is a nice place to be (especially with well above market interest rates).

I have lived in the city all my life, and we primarily focus on off-market single family homes for both flippers and holders but also have done some multi-family.