If it is still in there, I bought an REO a few years ago when there wasn't as much competition, and used the inspection to leverage another 10k off the price, by producing contractor bids for various capital expense items that would now have to be disclosed to any future offers should mine not work out. 

I know there are some cities here in CT that have deceptively low asking prices, but there's usually a good reason for it.I don't mean to throw cold water on your plan, which might work out very well; it just depends on the area.

This is kind of what I was thinking (with regards to deductibles and HSAs).One other thing I am doing is making my wife and kids work out for three hours a day and eat organic kale to keep them out of the doctor's office. 

I found BP a couple weeks ago and have been devouring content like crazy, not only from the BP website but also from the BP podcast, which I listen to during my morning workout and commute.

Its a pretty good deal for only a little down.Seller financing would be a possibility and since the seller wants to sell to you, this could work out good for both parties. 

I have tried over and over to work out a way to catch up, and sent in several "good faith" large lump sum payments to HSBC.

Since these loans are usually short term, under 6 months, this will give you some time to work out the details and also make some good returns...

Anthony Gayden My units all had one year leases so I had to work out the vacancy in the offer.

For example: Tax payer owes 10k in Back taxes. they wind up on your mail list. and you work out a deal to pay their back taxes and give them some cash as well?

That us if you can't work out an agreement with neighbor beforehand.