It's to RETAIN their position.

You can check pacer to review the BK case and see what they put for the property(retain or surrender)If they wanted to retain it they may have executed a reaffirmation agreement which reaffirms the debt owed (so for the lender it’s like ch7 never occurred)Until it has been discharged there is not much you can do.

I didn't this year because I wanted to retain tenants who have been paying on time in the Bay area even during COVID.

The property has a new roof, new siding, new windows, new front door, and new retainer wall.

As the seller, I am considering cancelling the contract for buyer default but am not seeking to retain the deposit.

I mean zoning, code compliance, lot line adjustments, grading and big retaining walls, and more.  

This could be years down the road.Second, the deed transfers and the seller retains a mortgage on the property.

The easiest solution would be for the sibling who wishes to retain the house to buy out the other.    

., , HVAC, parking lot, carpets, roof, etc.)Reserve Funds: A portion of the bond proceeds that are retained to cover losses on the mortgage pool.

What, otherwise, will be the policy in relation to dividends – to what extent is it intended to distribute / retain surplus profits?