@Lawrence Briggs outstanding, congratulations.

On top of all this, I realized that the PLOCs had listed in the fine print that each month will require a minimum 2% of the outstanding balance to be paid each month. 

Meaning, you the home buyer will take on your own personal mortgage while the co-op has an outstanding mortgage on the building.This is also why co-ops have higher monthly maintenance costs.

I don't have any outstanding problems or issues but I'd like to see if I need to update any of my docs or the way I'm managing before taking on more tenants. 

Interestingly, although distressed product from the 2005 to 2007 housing boom and ensuing bust has been dwindling over time, the lack of trading supply stems less from a reduction in the outstanding inventory than some other barriers to sales today.Roth said some banks still have "significant" amounts of nonperforming legacy loans in danger of going out of statute each month, but generally aren't selling them.

I have about a dozen or so outstanding mortgages so every mortgage that bites the dust increases cash flow.

If you have concerns about the possibility of unpaid property taxes (to which they are none and can be verified online at Hcad.org), or liens affecting the property, we can make the earnest money refundable IF there are outstanding liens affecting the property.

Outstanding Work!

They entertained the idea, but cannot because the seller has an outstanding mortgage, so that will not work.

Not all, though, and maybe you'll get some replies from lenders who hang out here for no-seasoning refi's.What is the balance of the outstanding loan vs. the realistic value of the house?