I could see property values down or up 15% within the next 12 months. 5-10 yrs I remain bullish on All of the Bay area counties due to fundamental lack of supply.

Everything else remained the same.

That could be you buying the home from the seller and the proceeds being used (at closing) to satisfy the debts or that could be negotiating a reduced payment to the debtors and "assuming" title in exchange for satisfying those debts.But . . . if you can't negotiate this with the seller, then the legal process of taking a home from someone is a foreclosure. 

I offered to allow her to pay half rent for June & July and then starting in August her full rent payment would be due plus $100 until she repaid the remaining rent she owed.

On the AM schedule the interest payments hop up and down, the principal payments due too, while the total amount paid per month remains the same.

I always want no more than the same number of payments currently remaining or even better is go for a shorter term. 

My son tried using it for gaming while all our other devices remained on 2.4GHz.

There remains $1.2M outstanding on a line of credit with the bank they used to pay for the construction of it.

He's talking about the stock market in the post, but the point remains.

Option A - Local BankLTV: 75%Am: 25yrTerm: 5-yr ARM at 4.2% or 7yr ARM at 4.54%Origination Fee: 0.5%Prepay Penalty: $0 (1% of remaining loan if refi’d with another lender)Option B - Private LenderLTV: 80%Am: 30yrTerm: 10yr ARM at 5.25%-5.5%Origination Fee: 1%Prepayment Penalty: $0 (1% of remaining loan if refi’d with another lender)