The way I see it, if they get their act together and file a lien or even send me a notice, I'll pay off what I owe.

I'm not commenting on Florida law, but in general you can enter the property after giving proper notice.

Depending on how many properties you own you might be up against Fannie/Freddie limits on max # of financed properties being 4.

I have a closing date of 11/26 on my first rental property (it's Fannie REO so I'm hoping to close by 12/15).

This being Fannie Mae, they require2 appraisals.

as far as getting the damn people out to even look at it and contractors needing work...I can't speak for other contractors but I have noticed an increase in the small misconception that contractors work for work over the last few years.

The last Fannie I closed on, came with a requirement that it had to be closed within 20 days.

I pursued a few but soon discovered most in the area were Fannie mae or insured in some way and would not sell at a discount.

After you put in your address you’ll notice Cyberhomes returns the property with price, physical characteristics, neighborhood and economic stats, and other useful real estate related information.Now this is where you can take the estimate further by adding your knowledge of the property and local area.

Has anyone ever bought a Fannie Mae owned property and lowered the deposit amount to $100.00 with their acceptance?