Diane,,, your really barking up the wrong tree thinking you can negotiate with a lender that is leaving the space.. better use of your time is to find a new lender..Banks will often change their positions on what they will and or won't do.. you have no way of knowing if there loan portfolio is out of balance and too heavy to real estate and the regulators have dictated them to reduce exposure to RE.. this was common of course in the Meltdown.good luck with it.. should not be a big issue If Chris cant help you then dial for dollars... but thinking you can convince a lender that wants to exit and has a legit balloon coming up,  that's a fight you cant win.. foreclosure in CA takes 7 to 9 months give or take. and of course there will be bidders and you would be entitled to the overage as this would probably bid up to 1.4 to full price of 1.7...

They got another neighbor's dog possessed, and also had everyone with dogs be forced to pay the $50 dog fee from the city.  4) One of the ladies apparently walks her dogs, where there are kids, and has gotten into fights with other neighbors, apparently they threaten to kill her dog, lots of obscene words exchanged.... she told me that if the house gets damaged, it was XYZ down the street.. .That's just part of the fun!  

6. if they both want the unit and are fighting over it, its not your problem they have to settle it. 

.), tower owners/operators will post site locations on their website or provide database access to approved parties and 3rd party websites that aggregate.However, leasing space on towers will be dependent on various factors ranging from structural capability (existing load/design capacity), availability of utilities and wired connectivity (fiber optics/coax), how much ground space is available for new equipment (could require a new lease with the property owner) and other technical variables that impact coverage and interaction with other existing equipment.In general, anyone looking to build a tower or some other type of site will seek you out.

I won't miss it the 2nd time around though hahahYou don't have to tell me about the inventory, it's like rats fighting over cheese down here.

deals die all the time... bigger EM up front and make it clearly non refundable and released to you upon mutual acceptance.. that's the only way I do these deals if its something I am going to work on.So in this instance put up 5k and release it to me.. that way we don't fight over it when you don't close.

And they will go so far as to fight that battle in court (or settle) on your behalf.

If you're willing to invest what it takes then it's a matter of finding a firm capable of building out what you need quickly.

I think Lisa Murkowski just got sworn and has the capability to get a lot of Federal dollars back into the state and multiple native corps have announced that they plan to start spending money this year as apposed to last year where they were not doing so much of that. 99% of the owner occupied investors I worked with last year and this year are pushing hard to get into a property because there is a constant battle against the rising interest rate that is a write off and other people technically are paying (tenants) but is really affecting your cash flow.

i have fixed 3 underground leaks, i do not believe the issue is leaks as 8 plumbers cannot find a leak,  i believe it is a faulty meter or simply just a scam to charge me for water, but watershed  are insistent that their equipment is not faulty. i have been through hell with this ongoing issue for 3 years, almost to the point i will not invest in any more houses as watershed has too much power and landlords are stripped of any rights to fight back.