@Bassit Siddiqi Thank you for your assistance.

I actually just talked with an assistant who is handling our case and she was going to send me over the eviction letter that the owner received.

I'm a bit late on the scene to this post but let me know how I can be of assistance. 

@Ernesto, thanks, didn't realize it's cash for a BRRRR first...so do you know of any way to borrow money against an investment property?

So small investors with some money, looking to borrow and invest, are shut out automatically up-front.My question is, for all you investors out there that are daunted by the upfront investment ...... would you be more willing to invest on a shovel-ready property?

How to convince a real estate investor to work with him as an assistant?

I am in need of assistance.

I'm happy about this part: "Incumbent in the sale of Fannie Mae’s non-performing loans are requirements that buyers of these loans pursue loss mitigation that is sustainable for the borrower." 

A lot of emotion gets involved and the HOA wants the people out.Depending on the property condition, the HOA could foreclose then rent out the place until the bank can get around to foreclosing.I have assisted quite a few HOAs in the past who have foreclosed not having a complete understanding from their attorney about what happens to the 1st mortgage.

We are using our money if we have it or borrowing at 8% from family to buy homes cash for better deals and get our lots filled.