.- It's like pulling teeth thus far to get this much information.- He's informed me that he will only speak of the remaining debt on the property with a serious buyer.My question is should I try and take this deal or walk away?

Or is it completely personal as to what makes the difference between "I got my moneys worth." and "I barely pulled out by the skin of my teeth."?

I'm not sure if the owners or the listing agents are lazy or what the deal is but it's like pulling teeth getting expenses in my experience.

Having a recorded document against the property would have more teeth.

Gary Marker Well, you've been kicked in the teeth.

Once that note is paid off (110k), then its yours uncoditionally.So I don't see any reason whatsoever for the hard money lender not to reimburse your repairs from the rehab escrow.

Again no cost or obligation whatsoever.

I have heard and met people who are doing so, but I have yet to test this myself and so let’s talk when I do.All this is to say that essentially, you have to tune out all the “LA is too expensive” baying and gnashing of teeth.

If cash is needed, ill make that bird fly....being totally objective, not employing emotion whatsoever...

Anyhow, I'm curious if you have a nutshell version of dealing with foreclosures or even contacting them whatsoever that is legitimate (read legal), or is it all wrapped up in law now?