Then, some yahoo dreamed up some of these exotic loan repackaging instruments.

The third floor is noise and apparently is up all night, and now the new (1st night there) tenants have the music going till all hours of the night in which she called me to call them.

I remember when I was in kindergarten and my dad was publishing a music book that he sold (his first business).

I could spend $30 on a mobile home book, flip 4 trailers, and have over a grand a month of income for over 4 years.I have no problem with NR as an education instrument, I have a problem with its price and the MLM portion to it that turns newb investors in zealots.Sorry, this doesn't answer your question, but it is my strong opinion.

The court can issue a 1099 (to the borrower) for the difference or they may send the borrower to a collections agency, or even garnish the borrower's wages.In regards to foreclosures, Trust Deeds are a written instrument legally conveying real property to a trustee (or a third party) used to secure a mortgage or promissory note.Trustee's SaleA sale conducted by a Trustee, in the case of foreclosures, this refers to the sale of the property in question.Notice of DefaultWritten notice sent by a lender notifying the borrower that he/she has not met his/her obligations under the loan contract, and the lender may take legal action to enforce said agreement.

Not only that, but you'll save alot of money.I have to listen to music that gets me fired up, when I work out.

My dad was a music major and now holds a portfolio of over 220 rental units.

The option is also powerful in that you can just make it a condition of the wholesale that the seller sells to the end buyer and you get paid on the HUD as a satisfaction of your lien instrument.

Similar, though to a lesser extent (for now) for music, and, to an even lesser extent for video or cars.

People generally buy notes as income instruments, not as back-door purchases.