The parties acknowledge that there are two (2) outstanding mortgages on the real property which are not being paid off at closing.

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In my opinion it mainly depends on the amount of money outstanding.

Tell me not one of u has seen a damn dime from winning at small claims. 

Pull up court filings on the county's clerk of the court online site; it will show you if there were any outstanding lawsuits, criminal charges, more.  

Generally they need a personal balance sheet, last 3 years tax returns, and no outstanding litigation.    

I don't want to look back and say damn i wish i never sold anything. 

I just got my heloc setup and probably going to brrrr some cheap houses but just wondering how to calculate the payments for the heloc with a 7.49 rate, i took out 20k and my monthly payments would be 300 a month is that right, they said something about 1.5 percent of outstanding balance is adding or something 

Below are the top 5 items Due Diligence items I would be looking for. 1.Rent Roll: A rent roll provides an overview of the current tenants, their rental rates, lease terms, and any outstanding balances.

I always always always purchase ARM because of the amortization and faster equity building, but I dont buy 5 years because it's too fast, I purchase 10 year ARM.I could still get 10 year ARM for high 4% in this market LOLI am with your accountant that I always use ARM but why I do that is becoz I know mathematically my property would appreciate at x% rate at what year and my calculation is so damn accurate the realtor confused when I told it because it blows up the Zillow number.So here's the trick, make sure your appreciation rate at year 5 and year 10 is faster than your mortgage rate.For me, the rough calculation is like for $2200 monthly mortgage, the appreciation is like $4500 per month.