I'm not sure I agree that a 1st lien holder would "usually" want a DIL.

I'm assuming the Deeds of Trust recorded with counties have IronBridge overall in first tier position, but then wondering what the rest of the chain of claim by senior note holders looks like.

I had a few questions about my rights as a lien holder.

RM requires the mortgage holder lives in the home, and maintains the home.

In addition, Standard of Practice 12-6 requires REALTORS® to disclose their status as owners or landlords and as REALTORS® or real estate license holders when advertising unlisted real property for sale.

Xavier Mc holder Usually 74%~75% ARV which in your scenario would be 75% of $200,000 or $150,000.

Quote from @Jay Holder: I think your numbers are wrong.If you borrow $160,000 at even 6%, your payment will be around $1,000 a month.

That judgement doesnt always go away after 11 years , the holder can have it renewed . 

So, if that happens, you simply do an immediate deed transfer, to maybe one of your other entities, for the same price, your deed restriction is gone as it doesn't apply to the new deed holder, then that entity can resell for whatever price it wants.

Its a bit more complex, and is several thousand bucks to set up, but it gives the IRA holder a checkbook for the IRA.