Sometimes they do not even have a local realtor you can contact to ask questions, just a title company to handle the transaction.

You have to categorize everything and it takes time managing incoming uncategorized transactions.

It is here you will choose what you want to search for from the menu list that pops up.Let's see if we can find a bill that we paid.Choose bill from the Transaction Type Field window.You can choose to search by Vendor, Date, Reference # or an amount.

The domino effect will eat your equity as well as life savings.Unload the properties while you think it is the peak price. 

There's the risk that that option may not be available when it's your turn to return the favor.Otherwise, looks like your best shot is to sell or do a rent to own type of transaction.

I showed @David Krulacvia PM  a property that underwent what I will nickname "the trifecta" - it had been sold by the TCB, then the mortgage foreclosed (on the buyer at TCB), then the school district had the property sold at sheriff sale to cover unpaid school taxes (the lender's lien was no longer in effect because of the mortgage foreclosure sheriff sale, and lender did not cover the school taxes to prevent that sale).

I personally talked to an 80 year old woman yesterday who told me she had been charged a total of $4,080 (just under grand theft) through several transactions.

Instead of doing a purchase transaction, what we did was add my name to the title via a quit claim deed, and we plan on doing a cash-out refinance to pay out my father for it.

Instead of doing a purchase transaction, what we did was add my name to the title via a quit claim deed, and we plan on doing a cash-out refinance to pay out my father for it.

I purchased this new construction home about 8 years ago it under a “go zone” program which provided significantly can’t tax benefits for building new homes and renting them in areas effected by hurricane Katrina.