I 'could' take on our deal in FEB, but I'll still highly recommend you go to your own personal bank and get it worked out there just for sake of piece of mind and clarity.

There are standard contracts, but as mentioned above, check with a lawyer for clarity.

For clarity, the judgment summation is the combination of the UPB, advances and fees.I suppose knowing the rules of your county and state of operation might give you some insight into what assets to target at auction.

For clarity's sake, I will likely add a statement in there to that effect.Have you run across a situation where the tenant did make a claim to some interest in the property?

So, I would suggest you get some clarity on that from the lender.

You should be able to contact the local zoning department for some clarity on the ordinances.

Any clarity here?

For clarity sake.

To add clarity to my previous post ,I was not Saying violate the contract with the realtor they still get paid their commission , but, ultimately the decision of how low the price will go is up to the Bank to approve.

So just for clarity, you simply recommend going with 50% of gross rent, which incorporates all of those expenses, right?