My experience with individuals on SSI is it can work out just fine but you should push them to put their account on auto debit.

Actually that's what I did, I told the laywers that it wasn't to work out (they weren't to happy!)

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The other consideration is if you have to purchase with out rental income that means you'll have to qualify for the entire payment of all your net rents, primary, subject property you're trying to purchase with out any rent offsets, and other obligations (car's, CC's, loans, etc).Hope things work out for you.

If it doesn't work out well with him, or the numbers don't make sense, then I guess I'll hit craigslist hard with lowball offers left and right tomorrow and get this ball rolling.

I kindly ask that you just call me if you want to try and work out your issues as i have said on nearly every BP response to you. 

I got a workout and a few #'s this way.

"I'm here as an investor to buy your house, if that does not work out we can talk about listing it".

The response has been much better now that they have all the answer from me.So I would say go and work out exactly what is required to move it to a new location so you can make it sound easy to buyers.phil

Quite often, a 2nd lien holder is still able to create a work out agreement with the borrower post-foreclosure sale, if they are current on the 1st.