Long term buy and holder.

You might "assume" payments under a contract but you will never assume a mortgage without the lender's/note holder's consent.

It's a great mix of flippers and buy and holders here.

The other lien holders are identified in the court documents where I live.

They have offered to give me a copy of the H1-Visa, their passport, a bank letter from their parents banks, showing their deposits in France and the UK.

You also need to know Before you make an offer, about any other junior liens or debts, as the buyer will likely need to kick in some additional money to settle these, above what the first mtg holder will offer to settle them.

Also best to be listed as either additional insured or certificate holder so this way you get renewal sent directly to you from insurance company.

Understanding both will give you more angles from which to approach negotiations with the seller.Cap rate is better for commercial (including multifamily of 5 units or more) because it focuses more exclusively on the income potential of the building vis a vis other buildings in the same area and of the same type, which is, after all, what you are interested in.All that said, I've seen very few people who calculate cap rates correctly.

Can’t CFD be arranged to make payments directly to the title holders bank or credit union??

If they do not like the second mortgage then convert the seller to equity instead of a lein holder.