It's my way of managing the overhead prior to every new investment.

In my case, I had a 'pre 1985' policy which falls under different funding limits, allowing more cash to be put in than current plans.

So we are ridding it of fleas and smells prior to listing it.

If MO has a 12 month redemption I’m guessing the bank wouldn’t be selling it prior to the 12 months.....not with title insurance anyway.  

Buyer can get funds for purchase and for renovation prior to closing.  

Initially buy under your own name and get sufficient insurance through an umbrella policy. 

You need to make sure tenants are aware that they need to send payments prior to the first of the month to insure you receive it (finilised) on time. 

Even though initially I would have said 5 years, I can go ahead with financing prior to that then?

We filed a claim prior to July 1st, 2019 but fear that we will recover very little of the investment money due to: legal fees, court battles, cost for maintaining the properties prior to sale, and the fact that the total value of the properties is estimated at 60% of the total amount people invested in the ponzi scheme.

With her fulfilling her commitment to keep the house rented, we kept ours, and quit claimed our ownership portion in the house over to our daughter prior to sale.So, how did the numbers look during ownership?