@Porter TarvinYou could buy a good pool of notes with 125k,  these of course would be on the non-performing side but you would get them for pennies on the dollar.

Within the firms various tasks are given for different items.A good attorney is worth every penny.

In my experience, nothing is smooth and seamless when you are self-employed.To take advantage of that down payment assistance program and the 3.5% down FHA loan, they are likely going to make you account for every penny in and out of your personal bank accounts.I hope it goes well for you, but I think you should expect quite some hassle/effort in the required process.  

The City of Milwaukee has a list a mile long of houses that it is trying to dump that go for pennies on the dollar and still cannot get rid of them. 

Then out with polyurethane.That first coat of polyurethane is a pig to dry, and the second ain't much better.

In the meantime, ignore the threats from this tenant and continue on with your effort to terminate his tenancy without spending a penny to pay this guy off.Gail

But as @Tiger M. states you can refuse the payments since they are only partials and foreclose as well.. again though in my mind to foreclose over late fee's is jumping over dollars to collect pennies. and at the end of the day if I never got a late fee what the heck.. they could use it more than me.. its not going to change what I do were I eat were I travel the quality of the wine I buy etc etc..

Other LLs I know put a coat of paint on it and have it rented two weeks after they close; they tend to spend more on maintenance and capital expenses than I do, or they let the units decline to a point of low value.

Here you are really killing odors not using it as a top coat for a high traffic floor.

You always want to leave yourself an out unless you're getting the property for pennies on the dollar and you know it's a complete rehab. and you're planning on replacing everything anyway.Next, I want to say I'm only a licensed deleader in MA.