We didn't have to go that route and everyone walked away from settlement happy today!

Go read your settlement paperwork.

You'll get better loan terms individually and the savings from settlement won't be that much, if each property qualifies and you can carry the water for successive closings, you're probably better off doing separate deals, just need to weigh all the parts.

It does not have the right to assign, no built-in extension - no delay settlement language - no investor disclosures - no meeting of the mind provision -etc.We use a one page contract of sale, called THE SKINNY - that has everything needed to control and roll real estate.

Our auctions require cash or cashier checks in hand there is not settlement, but that may be different in New York.To learn your local rules I recommend 3 things.1) attend a few auctions to see how it works, talk to the regulars you find there2) Find a good foreclosure attorney and pay them for an hour to get them to explain how it works, Hint, they are all listed in the public notices 3) Google the New York foreclosure laws and read up on themGood luck!

It looks as if the horizontal masonry grout lines "drop off" towards the outside corner of the building, indicating there could be some settling/shifting in the footings and walls below grade, which can be a pretty costly repair depending on the severity of the settlement.

------------------------------Freddie MacMultiple financed propertiesEffective for Mortgages with Settlement Dates on or after October 26, 2015, we are revising our multiple financed property requirements as follows:Increasing from four to six the maximum number of financed properties that the Borrower may own or be obligated on when the transaction is a second home or an Investment Property MortgageClarifying certain types of properties that should not be included in the count of financed properties Guide 4201.16: Investment Property Mortgages (03/02/16)Freddie Mac will purchase Investment Property Mortgages under the terms of the Purchase Documents and this section.

Hi Guys,  I purchased a property 2 weeks ago - purchased as in went to settlement, paid the title company, received keys from the seller- and I received a call today from the title clerk stating that she was contacted by the County tax collector who told her that the property that I purchased has already been sold a month ago at a tax sale and that they were returning my money!    

PM me and I will share her contact information.Don't be too concerned about price - all title companies are competitive - their fees may look low because they can separate them on different lines on the settlement statement.

If you still disagree with how your insurance carrier wants to handle the claim, you can file a complaint with your state insurance department before agreeing to the claim settlement.