Most of the time one random rental in flyover country is misery.

my goal is to get a list of people who have mortgages with any home lender. i am trying to find groups of people who have not paid there mortgage for x amount of time because if they are in financial distressed and if they don't fix there financial situation with the property after x amount of time then they will loose the property, that is what i mean't when i said root to mortgagethe indicator is that the person might be in financial distressed and the mortgage will soon followi have a problem im not sure who im suppose to talk to about this topic, but my best guess would be to speak with a loan officer perhaps maybe the loan officer might give me clues as to where i can try and find this indicator or the root of all mortgages is just a group of random people who have not been paying there mortgage for x amount of time.

Hi Elijah,I am not an expert, and I am a new member, only because I randomly found this conversation in a search.I bought a middle TN home in 2017 through the THDA as well and am also looking to refinance conventional.I had a conversation with my mortgage broker about this very subject and thought I could shed some light and ask a related question.With THDA, the rule is they take a 2nd mortgage (lien) on the property for the amount of assistance they gave at closing.

Randomly throwing "stuff" against the wall to see if it sticks is not a very good strategy for either seller or buyer IMO. 

Then i think i would just pull the trigger and move randomly to start my future, It would have to make sense. once i get stuck at some point in the home buying/ investing process i will reach out hopefully your help is still available then. thank you for taking your time to respond. 

Just the sleep dep talking I guess, combined with a rough year in landlording paradise with an unusual amount of churn as well as unexpected cap ex: a gnarly eviction, a tenant that OD'd in a unit, a hailstorm that trashed a $30k roof, another hail storm that did a lot of random damage with hail chunks a tenant described as being cauliflower head/cannonball sized which broke a solid oak deck handrail among many other things on the property, a sewer line that needed to be replaced which required jack hammering up the slab in a kitchen I had just finished fully remodeling, plus the new baby and the two other babies it's been quite a long year already so far.

Do not rely on the advice of random strangers from the internet, Massachusetts does not mess around with tenant protections.  

Seems like most of the complaints are not based around the site itself and more random individuals.

What I am experiencing is you need to network, because if you are relying on some random realtor to find you a "deal" than you will probably be disappointed.

Some random thoughts:Don't let your goals push you into doing a deal just because you feel you need a deal to meet an arbitrary timeline you set for yourself.