This is a regular occurrence, and that is what keeps the excitement level high.

For disclosure: I’m asking because I work for one of the document filing services, and I’m trying to find out what would be attractive to the target market (RE investors who form entities on a regular basis).

Many companies and all ETFs throw-off cash on a regular basis as dividends.

It may straighten out in the 18 months and financing won't be a problem, but if it doesn't and home values continue to decline, you may wind up with little or no equity (or worse) which means the 20% down will have to come out of your pocket plus you will need a nice clean credit history that your grandmother would be proud of.

Making the home easy to show, keeping it clean, tidy and presentable, and working in a timely manner with your agent to provide the lender the required documents for a short sale will definitely help your case.

Now if you clean up your house, paint the inside and outside, put a new roof on it, and put new carpet in, I think we can get more like $90K sometime over the next 6 months or so.

Often HELOCs have only a 10 year amortization schedule vs. 30 for a regular loan.

Safe and clean are the watchwords in the rental property business.

If they did want to exercise their rights under that clause they need to go through the regular foreclosure process to do so.

Hi guys,I'm looking for a good real estate attorney in Houston, TX who regularly deals with sub2 and owner financing deals.Much appreciated... thanks.