Another option would be to see if someone would loan you $6600 and take a lien against the equity in the property (although it doesn't sound like there is much) and then resume payments on the home....But at the end of the day, if you have exhausted all efforts to keep the home you may want to consider just listing it and walking away with $15k (before it is all gone in fees and missed payments) and starting over somewhere more affordable.

I feel like this would greatly effect who comes in the door but these properties are very affordable ranging from 105000-160000 and if it’s good to invest here I could potentially buy multi down the road.

@Lucas Miller, @Scott Smith, @David Steinbok, @Larry T.

Hi everyone, below is the contact person: Christopher Stokes - Affordable Lending Originator - Liberty BankThe property needs to be in a CRA area - I can help you determine whether the towns you invest in are CRA.

i would look into apartment houses/complex and buy as many doors as I could afford but that’s just me

@Lydia T.

I’m also wondering how they would afford the mortgage .

As of today, 1/7/19, the IRS is juuuuust operational enough to be starting into the backlog of 4506-T transcript requests. 

Most single people cannot afford to rent an apartment by themselves.

Triplex, 4-plex...I am CA resident and I can't afford invest money in CA (well whatever makes sense deals).