Try your local real estate investment group, or find your local facebook wholesale groups and strike up conversations there.

LOL.On the local level, I think there is a good chance that judge Jennings will strike the ordinance down based on her statement you pointed out above.

Took inactive approach by not marketing As for PM, I want to encourage you to patiently interview and work with local management companies until you find and strike the right deal.  

You can get a copy of the notice at your County Clerks office, just give them the address and date of sale.Either way, your only chance to strike a deal prior to the mortgagee listing the property in a couple months with an agent is to try to purchase through the receiver, in this case; Orlans.

I brought this investment opportunity to my "real estate agent's," attention, and after a week of no communication I decide to check on the property status....Sold It strikes me to be very odd how all communication has stopped and the opportunity is gone!

But second strike I just ask them to move.I ask because I came across a thread on another forum where the guy was complaining about the usual crap you deal with when dealing with tenants and tenant applicants.

The numbers by themselves are not all that striking, but it's impossible to say much to you without knowing anything about location.

The title implies, I think, a 64.7% strike price on $8.5M in UPB and that seems already inflated.  

I'd say you had a lot of strikes against you today.

By 2014, the building had appreciated and I had paid down a healthy chunk of the principal balance on the loan (which lowered my strike price).