If you sell it, the liens that survived the foreclosure will have to be satisfied or released to give the buyer clear title.

i'm a huge soccer fan...actually played pro for the MISL for a year and a half..was the backup goalie for Detroit 2 years ago, and trained in Philly before I was released last year, but that feels like ages ago!

UPDATEThe seller dropped his price to $32K...but the contract is set to expire Wednesday...although he said he is willing to extend it until the end of April.Even though I understand that the rehabber will benefit more than I would on this deal (as s/he should as they are taking on more risk)...what I don't understand is why in the world would they expect you (wholesaler) to practically GIVE it away?

Maybe the release of an underlying lien I placed on the property with such release held in escrow to be filed on day 91.....just thinking out loud with that.It's my opinion that banks are big boys and that if they want to sell a property they should perform any due diligence on their side to ensure they really want to sell.

On this document pictured you start at the bottom working up, the releases show were from prior loans that were paid off by the ones shown.

Tried calling and writing to the lien holder seeing if he would extend the redemption time, never responded.

This all being said, I have no idea how to structure this...Fee: 10% of rents collected (market)Release: 1/3 of 1 month's rent (market seems to be 1/2, I live next-door not really a hassle)I am going to be taking care of his yard, but it's super small and connected to mine so I will maybe charge him $10-20 a month to offset my supplies/gasoline.

It extends down into a attic vent and then goes off to the side a bit, down to a kitchen window, around the window and then on down to the ground.

Some of their parts aren't cheap but they last and are trouble free as long as you don't put the chlorine tablets in the tanks.

If you can find it, there are vinyl plank that have a releasable adhesive already applied to them that leave no residue if removed so you could refinish the floor at a later date should you choose.