I think we may be misunderstanding each other.

I may be misunderstanding, but it looks like you will have two loans for this asset?..

@Liana Alexander, there appears to be a misunderstanding on your part.

At this point we were able to get him out by filing a forcible detainer, but only after the police had arrested him for drug dealing.A couple of interesting things about this deal1- the borrower never showed up to court with an attorney, he represented himself, although he was obviously receiving advice from at attorney2 - the borrower always maintained a friendly attitude, as if it was all a misunderstanding and could be rectified “with a little give and take”3- at each court level the borrower attempted to spin a yarn trying to convince the judge that he was just a homeowner down on his luck trying to save his home.

Even if you found them, there are a lot of hurdles to navigate in a country where language barriers and a misunderstanding of the process could cost you tens of thousands.

Doing it piecemeal will result in misunderstanding, incorrect conclusions, and misinformation on your part.  

The other thing in this response worries me a bit because it sounds like there was some misunderstanding on the purchase contract by either the seller, buyer (you), or the agents.

I think there's a misunderstanding.

With interest rates higher now, and with some misunderstanding of the terms (we thought payments were interest-only for the draw period, but turns out it's a flat 1.25% of balance.... a $700 monthly difference!)

Calling for pitchforks and torches over a mistake or misunderstanding seems way over the top.