The  large expenses to disposition the note are behind you.  

I work with several foreign investors on portfolio acquisitions/dispositions. 

You can also use multiple entities but that would increase your costs.The biggest challenge is to minimize taxes and witholdings such as FIRPTA and disposition taxes.  

REOs might not be available as such on ANY site unless the lender has released them to their listing agent for sale / disposition or the bank is itself selling them thru Hubzu, Auction.com or some other outlet.

The floor coverings probably will need to be replaced after the presence of so many police and reporters being there.It is the landlord's duty to secure the premises after a death and/or abandonment, then to follow landlord-tenant law for the disposition.

Yes, you can.If they're on a lease agreement then it makes things easier as they're technically liable for the remaining duration of the lease term although you'll probably only be able to collect up to the day that the unit was restored back to your possession through the eviction process.Same thing if they're on a month to month tenancy, you would be able to charge them back, through their security deposit or judgement, for up to the day that the unit was restored back to your possession through the eviction process.Add up the charges on the Itemized Disposition of Security Deposit, damages, lost rent, legal fees, etc., and get collecting!

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You can't disposition the property prior to the claim being properly filed.It is not uncommon to file a claim and disposition the property while the claim is processed provided the claim is completed correctly prior to disposition.

We used a California Residential Purchase Agreement RPA-CA revised (4/10) without a realtor to purchase a condo. We placed down a $30K earnest money deposit to escrow. We were informed by our loan agent that the loan ...

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