Since Vicky implemented this approach our reconciliation of security deposits was almost never questioned and the few times we found ourselves in front of a judge it was a slam dunk on our part.

Not only are you doing a good service but you get first crack at everything before the banks get to NOD it and screw it all up.Drawings are on the table for this I have met with people working on it in various teams with different approaches.

Here's my approach always, give them the 300k, which I would have probably went lower than you and lost out if it were meant to be.

Sounds like you have the right approach.

Armed with these violations, you can then approach the bank not with your hands out begging for a loan mod, but with the threat of a lawsuit and demand that your loan be restructured, often times, receiveing funds back that you were overcharged, either in interest, or in fees, sometimes both.Very few attorneys now this real process and many claim to provide the service, but all they use is some computer software to examine the loan documents.

That's what the article seemed to suggest.I have a credit score approaching 800 and everything else makes me an excellent candidate to get a mortgage but all that is useless if a short sale deal requires all cash.

I am a 30 year veteran of distressed SFR investments.I have been approached by some individualsthat want to create a fund not LLC and then buy distressed SFRs in specific areas on the East Coastpossibly Atlanta > I saw the topic on that AtlantaLLC > and I find it very hard to believe theyare giving a 25% that quickly.I am older and retired and most likely will passAnyone here been directly involved doing thisyet?

And. the only reason for that tenant is to show our gratitude for their incredible patience from day one as we troubleshooted their unit, which had gremlins all over the place.

I am not touching anything in CA commercially right now and have not touched residential in the past three years either.That said, I think there will be an incredible buyer's opportunity in the coming years for commercial as it crashes right behind residential.

My father recently got a piece of commercial property through foreclosure. He has offered it to my wife and I to leverage into a larger home (if we cover his costs). It is a beautiful piece of property on the freeway ...