Seek out some local banks and bypass the BOA, Wells Fargo, etc.

Providing you have less than four (4) mortgages or less, you will need 20% of the purchase price to put down (Most major commercial banks (BOA, Chase Etc..) will do mortgages 1-4 at 20% down, 25%+ for mortgages 5-10(not typically done by major commercial banks but can be found with investor friendly banks, check your local hard money lenders to see who they deal with since most HM lenders will not lend to you unless you get pre-approved to move the debt to a conventional loan after a pre-determined amount of time)).

@Shin BoAs I tell everyone, you generally want to work with an insurance broker.

They're one of the big ones, but you get more personal hands on feel than the Wells and BOA.

Not all banks agreed, BoA and Wells Fargo were going to the mat on a few but even at our local branches got a few winks and nods.

Get rid of all dog and cat and gerbal and boa and iguana smells.

I looked at smaller regional banks and not the big guys like Wells Fargo or BoA and credit unions.

Should I just trust that judge got it all right and the fact that BOA is the plaintiff is enough to assume that at least the first mortgage was transfered to BOA.Second question about this case, given that final judgement includes principal a bit lower than first mortage original amount, I'm assuming final judgement does not include second mortgage.

Offers must include BOA OR Merrill Lynch Prequal Letter,Earnest Money Check,and Proof of Funds.Allow Seller 2-3 Business Days to Respond.Please see attached agent instructions for additional information.

@Bo @Bo A VaneckoundefinedSo what exactly do you do?