That way, I'm the first on the scene after I pull a TSG.

You'd have to own hundreds of them to pull that off, and the economics of scale wouldn't work because you'd have to buy hundreds of homes and manage thousands of headaches.

Should I just pull out some of the equity from my house to buy this place or should I get a separate mortgage for it - knowing that since it's not owner-occupied I'll be paying a higher interest rate?

In Texas, if there is a death in the house from natural causes then you don't have to disclose it, but if its unnatural then you are required to disclose it.

Then contact the lender with an auth to release and pull the house out of foreclosure by reinstating the loan.

It will pull in about $10,000 spendable cash per month after everything.

As I mentioned we offer something of that nature called our "Paper Saver" process which requires good credit scores but no additional bump to interest rate or fees.

He bought a big house to move into on the cheap, pulled the equity out at closing using a gift program, then gave the $$ to a holding company supposedly backed by real estate and hard money loans.

I plug the modem into my cigarette lighter and I can pull up comps, tax information, contact information, deed information, and email from my laptop while I am out looking at property.

I would pull your credit report yourself from the three agencies and start shopping around with different loan officers.