Something else to keep in mind is that 3rd parties to ISO are always attempting to recreate the data and the results are less than spectacular.

So far I haven't found a dead body, but I'm sure that's just a matter of time.

If they are two entirely separate structures unrelated to each other in any way legally, then I believe that you will experience a lot of trouble and few advantages in attempting to bundle both properties under one mortgage.  

I can add that you need to make sure it's filed as a judgment  and hopefully you have work information as part of your records to attempt a garnishment.

I have a house I am attempting to sell to an FHA approved buyer.

I believe several people in my area have attempted to buy this house, with no sucess. 

In an attempt to lay the foundation of my real estate career, I'm meeting a loan officer who works with REI's in a couple weeks. 

If things turned out to be ok i might post in the success story 4rum, I think we should have another 4rum section call the Failed Attempt or honor story because i do have some as well :p

Thx ok,  here's a question for the smart people:When attempting to estimate a property's ARV "potential", how much weight do or would you put on sales that occurred right before the bubble burst,  I.e,  2008-09, as reported by zillow, trulia, etc?  

The other is a nicer vacant that we are going to attempt to get a deed in lieu, though if we need to, Michigan has fast foreclosure times on vacant properties.