But, at least there is time for you to have some plan B moves and still own the property, because when the lender calls a note due, it doesn't happen over night.

I own and manage medium term rentals with neighbors who will call us if there is ever an issue and have even helped my guests when they needed it.

We then tell the lender/broker that the appraiser needs to call us to get access to the property.

If you would like to have a call to take a deep dive into all the nuances and communities, happy to do that.

I would suggest taking out what's called a home equity line of credit and use it to invest in more real estate but make sure that you have a mentor that has done at least 100 times what you are planning to do and follow a strategy that works for you.

It's a little complicated to write out so I would like to schedule a call to be able to explain my situation. 

@Joe VillasenorReal estate investment is a challenging industry that calls both networking and ongoing education.

Hi @Rob Schou    To echo what others have said above, use the Find a Lender tab and call around to as many as you can.

It calls for a more traditional approach.

Going to give the owner a call as soon as possible!