I am not sure who you have to go to for financial support.

Mechanic's liens, past due child support, judgments due the state or fines may have priority over the perfected security interest of any creditor in any forced sale.A lien does not transfer ownership, the basis for calling a mortgage or note due is not so much arising from the "due-on-sale" clause, it is a violation of the mortgage or note terms of keeping title free of encumbrances or in keeping debts created paid as agreed as such matters clouds title.

You say they want to sell fast, but I see no evidence to support that.This is a horrible deal.

Your other supporting documents should be in your note file under lock and key!

I can even understand some with deep emotional troubles needing an emotional support animal.

You can fully concentrate on learning as much as you can, without as much pressure to support yourself.

I am new to the site and already love the support all the members give each other.

If the market will support the new rent, your friend got a deal for 10 months.

Piercing the veil of an entity is far easier than the asset protection gurus would have you believe.The alternative is to go all in and get a really great asset attorney to setup the most complex protection strategy your checkbook can carry.My estate planning attorney is fond of saying, "Everyone needs as much asset protection their paranoia and wallet can support."

Make sure you understand everything that's involved, and determine if your market will support wholesaling.