You can also devise any of those transactions with staggered payments, paying more in the early periods to add to your down payment, just make sure that what ever the reason you can not use conventional financing that issue will be cured in time for you to use conventional financing to payoff that obligation.You might also consider private money, not from a HML as rates are high and terms rather short, but someone in your area, ask Realtors, they know who does that.

If property is in foreclosure, probate will not stop foreclosure proceedings unless you can cure all arrears.

He’s been in real estate for 20yrs but he’s been employing this method for a few years, yes.There is $23k in arrears and it wouldn’t be wise on my part to take on the responsibility of a delinquent note without legitimate plans on to cure it.

The veteran still has time today 1/2024 to cure the modification, and take the property back. 

These records will show if the property has existing code violations that are outstanding, then the prospective purchaser will be responsible for curing once buying the property.

Trap water evaporates, level goes down, goop + hair cures a bit, the clog starts building.

At that point the investor will have to come to the table to cure the loan prior to foreclosure. 2- Buy high equity properties 30%+ and outright sell the property.

Your other childish arguing of "prove the sun sets in the west, SHOW ME or else it isn't real", well if your incapable of lifting a finger to learn anything, I am not here to cure your problems."

We won’t cure the supply problem with new construction, not for years anyway.

An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.