Even in Texas, a very Pro Landlord state, we have properties that are in very liberal jurisdictions and the judges delayed granting our evictions to give residents more time to pay their balance.

It looks like they have failed to make payments since April (we have been paying rent on time, auto-withdrawn from bank account).Ideally:  I'd like to have the loan/trustee waive all fees and interest, potentially lower the asking price ($10,000 discount on a $160,000 outstanding balance of a home that would likely appraise for $185,000) and we'd immediately go through the purchase process as is.Do I need to bring the Trustee into the discussion with the owner at the same time to make this deal go through?

There's a narrow band in the middle with good rates that you typically see advertised, then a "high balance" range where they aren't so good, then a "jumbo" range where they get better again (sometimes we find ways to shove "high balance" loans into "jumbo" for that reason).

Don't forget to have his bank print a proof of funds (the account numbers and important things can be blocked or white-out but make sure it shows a balance that covers the purchase/offer price)Otherwise, that's pretty much it.

if i will sell my rental property for 500k and i  have a loan balance of 335k so i have an equity of more or less 130k net but i have already 4 rental properties is there any bank that can finance 4 more properties for the exchange?

Now my concern is that the 1st mortgage may also foreclose and sell the property - and I would lose the property and the money i paid for it too.So can i offer to pay their balance and stop the foreclosure?

I'll share the basic details of my policy as well as the process we are being told to follow via insurance:$55k +/- fair market value of home$75k insured value classified as "replacement cost"$3k deductible with fire, water and smoke damage coverage$3k coverage on loss rents$39k principal balance left on mortgageWe submitted the claim online with the photos below.

Target Refinance Property Value: $180,00075% LTV : $135,000Anticipated all in costs + Loan Balance of $95k: $122,607.42“SHOULD” get all of my money back ($27,607.42) in addition to some profit depending on the closing of the refinance.

We don't offer lines of credit, however, if you have a solid balance sheet with performing assets there are many community banks that will.

Nearly all loans (VA and I believe FHA don't) have a due on sale clause that says that if the title changes, the balance is due on the note.