Thanks I would have to see if my commercial banker will take on customers outside of NC.Deals are ROE/RAROC price adjusted so pricing varies but an example would be 80%, 5/1, 240 am (possibly 300), prime plus a half or one percent, maybe a point to close.Cons: Not as aggressive of terms on the mortgage side.Pros: That commercial lender can accommodate the bigger deals down the road.

The tax lien itself was $29,965, which was equivalent to a year and a half of unpaid property taxes.

I know probably half a dozen agents in that area who that wouldnt be a problem for.

In order for us to qualify for a repayment plan and ultimately avoid foreclosure, we would need to pay half of our past due amount, roughly $3,300 out of our total past due amount of roughly $6,600.In essence, we are behind on our payments by nearly $6,600, have no access to credit due to our bankruptcy and our mortgage company doesn't seem to want to work with us.

So each furnace heats half of the main floor unit and one upstairs unit. 

Other person (Street Dept) never bothered to call back.If you eyeballed it standing on the street, our side property line and the neighbors... just about divides the stairs in half. 

After seeing other homes in the same area that were half the size and asking double the price I was able to convince my wife that this really was the best opportunity for us at that time and into the future.

@Carrie Reyment best case scenario, you will need to contribute half of the equity requirement.

Feels like 30 miles out of town.  

When you say area, do you mean the zip code or certain mile-radius around the property?