My agent, who's also an old friend of mine and an investor as well, referred me to Wells Fargo.

Investwell won't work for two reasons---FICO requirement of 575 & 2-5% down payment required depending on credit score...The other reference contains primarily LTV based lenders (the OP is seeking ARV solutions)---and the last reference is to another forum (which might be against forum rules for posting it).

I would be happy to refer you to some broker dealers that you can discuss the various options with.

Fees for the investor and the foreclosure consultant are paid from equity in the property, and at the end of the year the property is sold back to the original owner if that person can obtain a new mortgage.The arrangement sounded like the perfect solution to Barbara Pringle, a 38-year-old mother of three, who in January 2006 was four months behind on her mortgage.

RegardsJay MichalsREO WOrkout Solutions

Good luck.Jay YadonReal Realty Solutions.

Hi everybody.Here is my first post, I have been reading the forum for the last 2 weeks now and find a lot of resources very helpful.I am interested to know from experienced investors if it is a good solution to buy an investment property with an interest only mortgage ?

T-Bone77 notes that he is talking about the Bay Area of CA but is mostly focusing on the Peninsula and specifically references Mountain View CA rather than the full Peninsula.I lived in the SF Bay Area.

So, I like to make my marketing message make them feel like they don't have a problem, but yet they found a solution for themselves.

Which "they" are you referring to Bill?