Allow foreclosure and possible bankruptcy to get out of deficiency judgement3.

Such as the main bath and any areas where there are known deficiencies but depth of problem is unknown.

We have the same criteria (slightly different names) and can select by:Home market value, Purchase date, single family, high equity (Loan to Value), number bedrooms, home size (Sq Ft), owner age and more.Some areas might not report every piece of information, but we often have ways to get around some of the deficiencies.  866-446-2055 ext 4.

Hard money (as defined by CC and other codes) may allow releasing the collateral and getting an AJ for a deficiency.

During that process, I also collect other necessary information from the tenant, such as vehicle registration & description, emergency contact, telecommunication contact details (voice phone, text phone, email), options for paying rent (direct deposit, auto pay, mail), ways to contact us (voice phone, text phone, email).While the unit is vacant, prior to turning over possession of the unit to the tenant, I fill out the Property Condition Report, noting any deficiencies known to me.

Oh and FYI - a deficiency judgement (the difference between what you owe and the auction sale amt) is rare and easily dischargeable in bankruptcy.

There are marketing deficiencies that require more time to make the type of repairs and improvements for me as well as some other investors to get this to close as agreed, it's not the price, it's other factors.

Did the tenant put too much down the drain and break it (their fault), or am I on the hook as the landlord to replace an old, deficient GD (my problem)? 

This is true even if the borrower may not be personally liable for the excess amount by reason of the contractual terms of the debt or the operation of state anti-deficiency statutes or similar laws.

Investigators are searching not only for lenders who have sold materially deficient loans to Fannie and Freddie, but also individuals, including those who reneged on their promises to repay their mortgages.