This at least allows you to show that you did have a primary dwelling in that particular year of purchase and you took interest deductions against the property (paper trail).I get the above question a lot by borrowers so that is my default answer for it, but ultimately I guess the borrower can do whatever they want.

My friend has a student loan that was at one point in default and it got sold over and over and each one shows up as a separate account in default even though he's paying monthly again.

The HUD defaulted to include a ~$1,940 Owner's Title Insurance policy.  

Do you bill your tenants for the cost of certified mail, return receipt requested when issuing Notice to Remedy/Notice of Default paperwork?  

Especially the deal size you will be looking at they will have those smaller property defaulted loans on office.

I am a real estate professional and have experience with short sales in the past. anyone knows the best way to target / approach homeowners with NOD? Thnks

The mortgagor has all the rights associated with the property and the ability to possess the property via hypothecation, up until they default on the agreement. 

The greater negative influences would be leading up to the modification which at times has meant payment delinquency or default.  

So the tenant didn't show up and there I won the default judgement, the judge gave the tenant till 8/18/14 at noon to vacate or the sheriff would remove his belongings.Do I need to tell the tenant the judgement or is it for him to figure out since he didn't show?

As Mike mentioned, I am primarily concerned with the language of the note and mortgage, and making sure I have legal remedy should a default occur.