Brandon Kreig runs it, they cover a different topic each week, but there is also time for networking!

He also couldn't rent it for enough to cover his payments.So he had 1 month before the bank would start foreclosure proceedings and he was desperately trying to just break even, that's all he could hope for.When I offered to take over his payments, what do you think he said?

You also won't have your home owners insurance coverage in place to cover your risk.

I would rather stay away if you have to cover electric. 

No reserve to cover rainy vacant months during a downturn.

It’s the same as one mtg.....the purchase price has to cover the total owed plus whatever the seller needs.

The buyer may end up having to come out of pocket for the second’s payment, or raise the price to cover it, but maybe not.

When you have MF, even if it is just a duplex, you have some $ coming in that month that often will at least cover the mortgage.

To my knowledge, the changes did nothing to allow private lenders to loan on owner-occupied residential properties and the rules for covered mortgages are still in force. 

Drain the pool, cover it with a solid pool cover and tell her pool is closed and post no trespassing notices..