If I'm beating a dead horse by bringing up a question that's been asked a million times, I apologize. 

She will begin to stall and avoid your contact/ calls.

The finally followed up and we're moving forward but he knows, I'm prepared to move on if he stalls. 

I would be using one of the two garage stalls for myself.

That co-owner is stalled again with her loan.

You'll need an Authorization to Release of Information signed by HO, before even making a move.GOOD LUCK.Many times, they'll proceed to foreclosure or they'll stall with all the red tape.Today, it is very difficult to be successful in a shortsale.

hi william. sorry to hear of your bad luck here. but, there is always one good word of advice. never give up. yes, your property is underwater right now. if you can afford to keep making payments on both loans, please do so. sure, on the one loan, you are basically " paying on a dead horse". there really is nothing you can do about that. over time, with making sure payments are being made on both loans, you will overcome your bad credit rating simply by making the payments. in that time, should the market on your home increase, you may overcome the negative equity also. only time can help you right now. in the meantime, look for other house deals that you can make. maybe they will not be the level of what you were dealing with in the past, but as long as you are making money, thats the goal. keep moving forward. hurdles in life are put there to teach us a lesson. learn all that you can. 

You’re putting the cart before the horse by trying to solve a problem you don’t have. 

Builders sold high on the covid rush, didn't hedge materials and now are stalling with financing the building out increasing.

The developer is stuck between a rock and a hard place as it struggles to restart stalled construction work due to its whopping $148 billion owed in trade and other payables to suppliers as of June.