For those that qualify for conventional financing its another negotiation tool, for those that do not its a way to get into real estate but many do not understand what it is they are signing up for.Regarding it being good for an owner, again it goes back to the borrower, if I have a borrower with 800 credit and I control cashflow its far different than someone with 540 credit.

How do we get back in the game while minimizing our risks on one income and with two kids?

However, they have a direct contact in the department who can come out sooner once the secondary cleanout starts backing up again.Would appreciate any advice or insight from those who have dealt with a similar situation!

Small roof repairs are usually fine to do, but ... the foundation should be corrected and settled back in place (usually 1-3months, depending on the method and what was done) before the roof is replaced, or you'll void all warranties that the roof had!

If you want to keep it, then would you refinance that new build to pay back the HELOC? 

What you’re suggesting is not cash flow, it’s return of principle, giving her her own money back  If she sells with your deal.

I put it back on the market to rent.Now I am having second thoughts about renting it back out and now I am thinking about selling it.I would greatly appreciate your thoughts and insight about these options.Thanks,Hector Lewis  

I'm listening to the webinar now and they offer 100% money back so I'm curious how things are going for you?

If they push back, give them the full 90-day notice.

Is this lender going to sending money back, as second mortgages to ODC/Disrupt deals?