If more than X% go bad the originator is forced to do Y.

A little over 2 years ago when I started reading this forum I knew nothing(still don't know all). I

Hi all,I own a few rental properties in IL and don't have a lawyer.

If you have a solid position you can sue for specific performance forcing the sale.

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When running your numbers on a preforeclosure or most other deals, there are 2 things people are looking for:1) equity2) cash flowHere in CA, cash flow is a rarity, so all deals are based primarily on equity (as is, forced appreciation, short sale, etc).

Hi All, I am in Silicon Valley here there are very few REO, prices are almost the same and sometimes higher than equivalent properties.

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This really sucks if i am forced to get a bunch of 8-9% loans.I would love 5.75% !

In addition Simultaneous closing are becoming harder to do in some states (for all I know all states) .