A bit messy if the birddog disappears.Legally, anything that is dressed up to look like something that it is not can be overturned.

i am dealing with the bulk roe's providers, but i will make few calls for you and will let you know if somebody has anything small.Originally posted by "APortuga":anyone know of any realty companies/groups that represent only REOs?

Each state has different nomenclature for the following information - I am using the nomenclature used in the state of Ohio....If a case in the Supreme Court of Ohio decides a matter and has not been overturned by a federal court, a more recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Ohio, or by a more recent statute directly on point (which means you shouldn't be looking at this case anyway) - then the case controls how this matter works throughout the state (generally speaking)If the Supreme Court has never addressed the issue, then look to one of the Appellate Courts in Ohio.

Each partner will be capable of investing up to 25% of the equity in order to optimize dollars out of each project instead of ROE given that the cost of capital from the fund is far less than the AROI for the project.

If your property is worth a lot more than the debt you have on it you are likely better served from a ROE standpoint to either refinance and deploy the cash elsewhere or exchange to a larger property.

I am thinking that this scenario would be a good way to give lenders security for a line of credit without completely sapping the ROE if one wishes to take a passive role in the underlying asset instead of managing the project.

It saved me from having the whole eviction overturned and starting all over with a new 3 day notice.

The only item it roes not include is the mortgage payment whch comes out of the balance 50%.

If am making offer for a foreclosure through a realtor, am I responsible for the search or will the ROE realtor do all of that for me?

It wouldn't surprise me a bit if the courts overturn a public vote.