Granted this is expensive money 12 to 13% on the first lien but, I turned to the MLS and ran a report of high end properties that had been on the market for and extended period of time and the sellers have already expressed a willingness to allow creative financing.

If people want to email examples back and forth that will work but it is not efficient if a lot of people are interested.Here are the 4 documents that I was hoping to share.1.

Originally posted by "thedfwmentor":Check your state's laws on redemption because in some states, once the house is sold at the auction, there is NO redemption period.In Pennsylvania, there is no redemption period.

Period.

Would taking out eight secured loans over a six month period and paying them off rise my credit score?

The Midwest, parts of NY, PA and the Carolinas showed pretty poor appreciation rates.So, what was your housing market during the crack period?

Maybe 2007 will end up being the 1st year since then.At the same time many places in the US have had down markets 1 or more times over the same period. S

In that case using the equity for short periods is different than borrowing for a down payment on a long term purchase.Where in MA?

If the property opens up to investors tomorrow and I make a bid, will they hold that for a certain period of time before they determine who had the highest bid?

Either get cash flow or I get appreciation.In markets that have had long periods of appreciation (even with a few dips over the years) people are more comfortable delaying their pay-offs.