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Afternoon Everyone I’m looking at properties in pre-foreclosure estimated value is 465,000 original loan was for 326,463 the beauty is there’s 138,537 in equity the owner has been served an nod non payment of $17463....can someone walk me through how to make this work full disclosure I have not reach out to the owner yet just the details I was able to pullOr is it better to find something with a lower original loan and default can you purchase the default the default amount or does it because a discount off the original loan that the owner still has to pay?

I did the renovations my self after receiving a $30K non-itemized estimate from a contractor. 

Note that some jurisdictions limit the number of non-related people who can live in one house.

Therefore you will need financing for a “non warrantable” condo......harder to fins, higher interest rate.The reality is, this idea may not work for you.  

I can't think of any off hand, but I'm sure there are lenders who offer non-recourse loans.

Just a non-refundable pet fee (now at $350) - this is essentially an accelerated pet rent; plus a nominal monthly pet rent on top.

There's not really any such thing as being 'too far'--once you're non-local, it's all the same.

@Beverly Anderson non-investors are always warning against the risks of investing (that's why they aren't investors). 

If using a lender this is a non issue.