I have lenders Nationwide who will jump all over any and all deals that make sense!

or a slightly different phrasing of the same concept: the minimum price these sellers will ever accept is the amount outstanding on their mortgage.

After performing my own title search, I discovered that there was no outstanding mortgage, but there were 3 liens on the property.  

(smile - the owner may call)Check MLS t see if it has been listed - the agent may know where the owner isRun a Lien Report - see if there are outstanding loans - offer an option to purchase the lien - FORECLOSURE -take possessioncheck the obituaries to see if you owner has passed away - see who he is survived by - call them.Don't give up your search - you could hit an equity home run - - Good luck

We are working with a local  bank on a commercial loan and the property insurance is the only outstanding piece on the loan contingencies as we are required to carry enough to cover the loan, approx $270K. 

Also for a guy who's making 170k a year you shouldn't have outstanding car debt and "no wiggle room".

-- If it's just field services, you need a nationwide network of contractors that will work at extremely competitive rates.-- You also need to be very systematized and staffed to handle hundreds/thousands of work orders.-- Once the company is 'scale-able' then you need to secure BIG accounts.

If the credit report does not identify a payment amount (or reflects $0), the lender can use either 1% of the outstanding student loan balance, or a calculated payment that will fully amortize the loan based on the documented loan repayment terms.

As a general rule the cost of plumbers is rising nationwide and we are seeing this a lot in our market.

There is an outstanding mortgage on the home that went through the MERs system and was sold about 4 times.