Here is a link to some good information concerning it.http://203kcontractors.com/faqs#max_loan_amountAlso here is a link to a lot of legal issues you will down the line have to consider with being a landlord in the wonderful commonwealth that we reside:http://www.attorneyross.com/landlord.html#23Make sure you set your keywords and read as much as you can.

The problem with getting your information from an online discussion forum is that many if not most of the sources have opinions but little actual knowledge and very few any personal experience or success.Adverse possession, either by color of title or claim of right is public policy in every state and commonwealth in the U.S. 

Each state or commonwealth has it's own laws concerning recourse versus non-recourse.3) Since the estate is illiquid (and I am the guy that wrote the book on that topic) I suggest you discuss the ramifications of preserving any rental cashflow with your mentors's widow and her attorney.

In case you're curious, Saipan is a US commonwealth located very close to Guam.  

I work for another department now and this commonwealth attorney (think top of the chain for the prosecutor's office for this county), has said if a person is not on the lease, they can be kicked out and placed on a trespassing list at anytime.

The neighborhoods I am familiar with are Biltmore, Paxon, Commonwealth, West Jacksonville, Woodstock.

Which BTW, is approved for the Commonwealth.

I hold my license with Century 21 Commonwealth out of Newton and there are a ton of investor agents that work in the office.

I am quite sure this was a second home/investment or something.The judgement lien also lists the Plaintiff as the commonwealth of Kentucky, does this make it a superior lien that could not be closed out by foreclosure?

Chad Paris at Commonwealth Bank is great as well.