A sponsor raising surplus funds to pay investors during the reposition period is very common and the same as a developer building in an interest reserve.

@Robin GravlinAssuming you don't need income to support yourself, throw all your surplus cash flow at one of your two current loans. 

I ran the calculations with the rent I would be getting at that location, The numbers seem to be aligning with a surplus of 100 dollars I am having mixed thoughts about these properties. 

If you have surplus money sure buy something you like, but if you’re being frugal and on a mission to use your money elsewhere don’t let what car you drive be a limiting belief in relation to how much business you can do

Finally, most of the materials I was able to find at a material surplus store in Indianapolis.  

Or you can call the office that handled the foreclosure once authorized and they will confirm if there's a surplus.

The HOA applied for and received their funds, and the homeowner is eligible to claim the remaining funds; only liens that do NOT survive (and the owner) are eligible to claim the surplus; the surviving lien (in this case the mortgage) isn't affected by that foreclosure and that lien holder can't apply for the surplus.

Is it easier to find renters when there is a surplus of foreclosure?

Short term success is defined as running at a surplus in year 1.

Potential for a surplus of homes?