The seller can always continue to make the payments and be reimbursed for the costs from any servicer.Filing the deed will prevent seller's creditors from attaching any liens if that Special Warranty Deed was used, it coveys title subject to the lien being paid.

If for some reason there was an error in the process, the claimant would have to redeem, reimburse you for the purchase

The bank will only pay on work completed, so after I had completed about $10,000 in repairs, the bank rep came out, took pictures, and gave me my first draw payment, to reimburse me.  

Keep in mind that rehab loans are reimbursements based on progress, so who's going to front the initial rehab?

Even though the military doesn’t have a reimbursement system for defense needs, leading to PCS, I’m sure there’s some sort of recoup that can happen come tax season.

They claim to have a *limited repair reimbursement guarantee* for anything they checked off as satisfactory on this inspection report. 

Chicago has a snow ordinance so if you did not have someone out there the day it snowed they should be reimbursed 

Where I am, only the water is attached to the house, so if that went unpaid, I'd be on the hook for it (that did happen once and since then I pay it and the tenant reimburses me).You can also ask them to show you the balance on the utilities when you go to return the deposit after you inspected the property.

The nEw tenants are going to be pissed and expect you to reimburse them for their expenses and inconvenience.

-We require a 10% down payment of the entire project (purchase price + repairs)-We can split the repairs up into four relatively equal draws-You need cash on hand for the first section of repairs before we inspect them and reimburse you-There is a 5% funding fee and around $1000 in closing costs that can both be rolled into the loan.What you guys think about it?