i did the free trials with foreclosure dot com and realtytrac dot comboth had some good information on preforeclosures, sherrif sales, tax liens etc.

It's his or her job to represent the family and provide objective advice.Depending on the state or the type of case, there may not be an attorney so this could be a trial and error process.

It is a trial and error but, if your numbers work in that market, you can do well.

These tenants have already started complaining about habitability, and have threatened dragging things out by requesting jury trial.

Just ensure you're asking your lender to double check their guidelines/if there are any variations from FNMA. 

Do I just keep plugging in these numbers in a mortgage calculator using trial and error with reasonable assumptions on the mortgage until I hit $64,400?

Looks like they do a free trial for you to test it out. 

Lots of variations on the general strategy, including using T-bills, whole life insurance, and other assets, depending on variables in your life.End of the day, it's essentially always a missed opportunity not to take a FNMA-backed fixed rate mortgage if you can get it.

@Renee Green I also came across his program and decided to try out the 7 day trial where I pat only 7 now then the remaining 60 if I decided after the 7th day that I like the program.

There a few more points of contention, but I will refrain as I am sure you got the point.Now as far as the site is concerned, it seems to work well and have decent deals in play… I would only try one month as the 14 days trial will not give you any real deals, plus it will be a limited info during the trial period.I will keep you posted if I find and close a deal with this software.Just my two pesos.