But what surprises me is they are forcing condos and co-ops to have a single master account instead of individual account for each unit. 

Is this an ARM?  

Or, he pays the loan off and would have to sue you, but he's got no interest in the property, he may force sale or accept the deed.

http://abcnews.go.com/Weird/wireStory/spiders-forc...Opportunity knocking? 

This loan would be issued to the IRA itself and be arms-length from you as the IRA owner.

Hi BPers,I have recently tried to refinance one of my properties to get some cash out (property increased in value since I bought it a few years back).Problem is that since I already have 5 mortgages it seems that doing a cash-out is not easy and the best I could find is a 5/1 ARM with 8% interest.What are the possible ways to get cash out of a property in this situation?

The third column helps show forced appreciation or the ability to buy below market value.est cashflow (monthly)Cash on Cash return (annual)CoCr y1 incl appreciation or variance in value (minus 6% realtor fee)

I was checking the utilities out and was a bit overwhelmed by the average electric bill, Central and forced HA; of 450 /m in 2013 and 376 currently with a winter month high of $600.  

Arm yourself with as much knowledge as possible.

A lot of the ARMs have a limit on how much they can adjust.