HiCurrently live in a 1958 home with an oil furnace from 1997 and original terra cotta tile lined flue, which I am told would be a good idea to have relined with a stainless steel liner because the tiles are no longer aligned.

Originally posted by @Jon S.

Originally posted by @Julie Fry:@Nicholas I’m from Fairbanks!

The new property valuation is over ~37% higher than its original price.

There could be a pathway out there to pay off the original note for 160k.

Originally posted by @Riley F.

While going through the HOA document I saw that the HOA secretary and president are from the company that purchased the complex from the original developer.

What can we do, I am currently in a contract with this property, it is originally a single-family home and the owner added (3) 1 bed 1bath units at the back (without securing permits).

The borrower has already shown the ability to repay and since you did not originate the loan then you are not on the hook for liability.

This is one of the best post I've seen on here.I've tried marketing my LTR before the previous tenants moved out, but the problem I ran into is that since I couldn't show the unit all of the people that originally reached out lost interest and moved onto to other properties.