Make sure you don't by an expensive software program to do this.There are products sold based on saving mortgage payers thousands of dollars.All you have to do is what Steve said above...and it is free!

I saw a great write up about BP on another blog that was discussing RE programs you have to pay for in Houston, ie, Lifestyles Unlimited.

Anyway, the next day I went to pull up the listing to show the pictures of the home to my girls and I saw that it was listed to the public as a short sale, for our agreed upon price.

I don't operate in that market; so, I can't tell you for sure.Right now Memphis is undergoing public school reforms where many of the municipalities are building their own school systems.

Some college campuses have those services in-house and some Cities also have that as part of their housing programs.

It is now public record.Kentucky, where I am is at least a 6 month state - others are different, GA and TN are VERY fast, then there are bank back logs, sheriff backlogs, etc.So anytime between the time that I was alerted via public record - when the LP was filed - and the date of sale, I can take the deed, make up the back payments, negotiate a short sale, list the house for sale, rent it out and collect rents, etc, etc.

Have any Milwaukee BP'ers had experience with the loan program offered for landlords by the city under the Targeted Neighborhood Investment Program (TIN)?

There are 3 plans:http://www.allisonjamesinc.com/our-programs/P154

In most states, this can be done through the use of attorneys and statutory representatives, so that members are not revealed in the public record.

I absolutely support this program.