Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank Of New York as Trustee is taking me to court and I believe that this is a MERS entity which Mich court of Appeals ruled that they could not forclose, but I need to know if in Fact that this is a MERS and I need to know exactly how do i find out

In this case, and maybe because of the economy, it obviously isn't guaranteed.My dilemma is that I stopped advertising/showing the house when she gave me the deposit, and the thought of starting all that again is not appealing.

I've been reading BP for a few hours and it seems like there is a ton of great information here as well as a lot of friendly and helpful members.A little about me: I have a background in residential construction and I always found the idea of rehabbing SFH's appealing.

FWIW, in my property-management classes we were told that payment of rent in advance is a huge red flag - like most scams, the appeal to your "greed" can sometimes be used against you.

Then again, I still believe that my broker wants me to be a full time agent which does not really appeal to me.

If not, what would I need to change to make it appealing?

Sounds like someone in the family worked their tail off to get it then one of the kids inherited it.200 individual properties does not appeal to me in the slightest.

I thought he had lost his mind until he explained that once they accept the negotiated agreement, they can't appeal the eviction. :-) If this is the case in your state, this is valuable information.3.

If I need to bring in a structural engineer, a mold tester, etc, I could easily spend $1000 on due diligence tasks, only to find out that the second lien holder is stubborn and would rather let the property foreclose than to take a small payoff.All that said, I generally go after short sales that don't have a lot of mass appeal (i.e., they need a lot of work).

In additional section on Appeals:"In the event plans and specifications submitted to Architectural Committee are disapproved, the party or parties making such submissions may appeal in writing to the Board.