I would love the opportunity to make the trip down to Buzzards Bay to meet with you, if the offer still stands?

I talked about the idea of landlords holding block parties last year http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2997/blog_posts/22502-why-landlords-should-sponsor-block-parties and some though it was a good idea.

I like your thought about me loaning the entity the funds but I need to look at the numbers to determine which rate works for both parties.

If it's deed related a new deed can be drawn up and executed by signing parties at Ocwen and DB.

Heck, you will be punished enough when the tenant moves out and you need to scrub/paint/rehab the property.Here such a bylaw would likely not stand-up to a constitutional challenge.

Occasionally the probate attorney will say something like 'That offer is ridiculously low, you (executor of the estate) should just list it with my Realtor friend' .. but for the most part I don't think it's an issue if the property really needs significant repairs.

So we followed orders, I unintentionally ended up leaving my JansPort backpack inside of my friends vehicle in the passengers side which i always hold my wallet and other necessities that i refuse to fill up my pockets with to prevent overloaded pockets, so while we are standing in front of the cop car, the officer walked over to where I was (passengers side) of the vehicle searched and raised his hand in the air and said "Look what I found in the black Jan-Sport, a piece of marijuana" and I automatically rejected to the fact and said "thats impossible officer I have not had possession nor smoked marijuana in months if not longer and theres just no possible way you could of found that in there.

Anyway, that another forum topic...Regardless of where you stand on the issue, there's little doubt that our current government is harvesting a large healthy crop of young adults with a solid "entitlement" mentality.

Just have a Plan B in case the loan is called.I would put pictures on Craigslist, and try this:For the right party, I will owner finance this property with 3% down and $1200 per month.

If risk can be measured by loss, who stands to lose more?