I just couldn't remain interested enough to continue reading.

(Could sue for remaining 11 months but that would be greedy) I almost fee like taking them to court but they have no money or really assets.

I've had homes that I've financed with conventional or FHA loans that have had 5 plots that were a part of 3 parcels in which the home only touched or covered 3 of the plots (mostly on one plot) but the remaining 2 plots were land for the garage or back/side yard.

I was told unless someone could take care of her 7/24 she would remain there.

A lease option strategy will satisfy goal #1 and #2 however with such a short time frame, and the fact that you didn't add value to the property, you may not achieve #3 and you will hopefully just break even.  

It's definitely something I'll remain cognizant of in the future.The first property is a bit of interesting setup - have you been to see it?

Nothing ever goes according to the script and my team must remain adaptive and agile.

But on your second month payoff the remaining debt and your scores should shoot up past where you started.

Co.34 and its progeny, which bar post-notice period challenges to a cancellation or unliquidated claims against the seller based upon fraud or misrepresentation or other claims under the contract unrelated to the cancellation itself, still remain good law and those defenses or claims cannot be raised unless an injunction is procured prior to the running of notice period.

If she doesn't want to transfer the whole property to your sister, I don't recall your mentioning what kind of property it was, she could transfer it to a new trust or LLC and sell part of that to your sister and then your sister might be able to pursue a loan.I would also talk with a local banker about refinancing some of your mom's high rate debt, just that might free up some cash-flow and that always helps.As a last resort you mom might have to sell some property to get funds to bring the the remaining holdings on line and up t speed.