I'm fortunate enough to have a tiny window of time to try and perform some due diligence here.

If you fail to perform he has recourse under that sale of the LLC interest.

I am sure no Realtor nor Investor wants their time to be wasted, and that is why it is good for us to all be clear on exactly the type of work we are trying to perform.

I'm assisting a friend who has a contract to buy a non-performing note on a property in the Tampa area.

I am using this person for my non performing notes and foreclosure services. 

It has not performed very well, I should have just invested in a S&P 500 fund instead, it would have done a lot better. 

Patch of Landand I consider iFunding to be the best of breed among them.  

I have been through a couple very slow patches and I can honestly say that just putting your head down and pushing through works.

Because of the lower principal amount, the monthly paymentsmight even be lower than before.After 6 months of performance, the investor can sell thenote as a performing note for way more than 60 cents onthe dollar.

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