This is because bad collection attempts or violations of regulations can reflect back onto the bank which sold you the loan.

Like anything business people will make an attempt to show you what they have or do, which I respect because I am not here to build a social media friend fest.Fortunately I have been in the real estate industry for 20 years plus now, I started in 1991 and never looked back.

Believe me when I say building a new home, of this size and magnitude, can be a daunting task and should not be attempted by a homeowner period.

This could be a violation of state law.If the lender or underwriter shares these thoughts, they may be attempting to protect their position by getting as many people as possible responsible for the loan and reducing the appearance of being a party to a possible illegal transaction.In Colorado, a transaction of this nature could be disallowed at any time according to the statutes.The nature of the transaction may also be concerning to the lender because they may think a con is being played.The lender may have concerns with the parties in the transaction.A conversation with the lender may help to solve your problem.

This summer i attempted to buy my first investment property.

Several thousands of dollars later the problem was fixed.My house was of similar age.You may not want to guess on the condition of the house or even consider a purchase price until you have conducted a thorough inspection of the property - inside and out.It is my rule to thoroughly understand the target market before attempting to determine the rental price.

It is my goal to attempt a catch up with REI.

The first meeting I attempted to set up had only 3 show up not including me.

If the BK was dismissed, like I said there are ways to attempt to reinstate the BK or refile a BK but you have to discuss with the BK attorney.

Now that's a BAD taste...So in short, file when you have to, make sure you have sent proper communications and made valid attempts to collect, but don't stress yourself out, its business and you must treat it as such.