If not then when you go to escrow to close the deal be named as the buyer.If you have a partner in the deal who is somehow involved in getting the project sorted I strongly suggest you have a clear agreement drawn up.

I refuse to give up one way or the other, and from the reading I've been doing I would surely think that with those sort of offers I should be able to make a deal happen.

since it's in a trust they do.some sort of document that proves this is a condition that must be filled before the lender will lend.as some have noted, the key to getting a deal like this done is a title company and attorney that have experience structuring these deals.

Some of larger clients include Indymac, Countrywide, Option One, and AMC servicing.

Currently we have a fixed rate at 6.0 percent the new loan would obviously have a larger rate and would be a 3 year ARMNext, the property is a new construction condo on Miami Beach.

However I'm not sure that you can put a mechanics lien on a property you own, and likely not unless there was some sort of contract for the work to be done.

Well done.It is sort of like having the training wheels taken off the bicycle.

I can't imagine he's providing the other $36K to cure the default because if he had that sort of money he wouldn't be in default, right?

Mostly to surface any title issues early so you can get them sorted before you are ready to sell the property.

You can be in a lot of trouble with the courts even if all the documents are in order.Just pass and let Bob sort it out.