You would like to know what conditions they would want to impose to let you accomplish this short term access for maintenance.

If that is indeed true and you go through with the short sale, you will take a hard hit on your credit and be restricted from getting another loan for several years.If the property is worth even the same as the loan, you should simply market the home and pay off the bank at closing (keep making your payments, do not miss even one to keep your credit in tact).If the market is rebounding (i.e. prices are increasing), it may be worth the while to grit your teeth, cut back on expenses and wait for prices to increase so you can avoid a short sale as all costs.

It may be possible with a small, local bank that doesn't impose the typical restrictions, but there are two reasons it's generally very difficult/impossible: 1.

Your company almost certainly has some restrictions on their use of the data you're seeing.

The issue is also slipping into the shoes of a lender or note holder of residential mortgages.Patrick, I do realize that most of my posts come across as being negative or restrictive to investing and that stems from several issues.

Not really stated clearly in states' laws that I've read.As far as insurance goes, I would think (not sure) that a service dog would be exempt from breed restrictions as they perform a vital function for the disabled tenant and are not actually considered a pet.

Sounds to me like the listing broker is to ensure, reasonably, that there is good title to convey and they didn't search title well enough to list it.....and that there may be a penalty imposed of twice the amount.

So if it were me, I'd reject them based on income.You can also reject specific breeds of dogs or have weight restrictions.

There is a sold comp that is very comparable in terms of location and restrictions on building and I would be confident using that comp, adjusting downwards to be ultra conservative in submitting an offer.

The CA government restricts brokers on how much of other peoples money they can lend, if you were indeed talking with a broker.