Is it worth going forward and attempting to move to escrow and starting due diligence?

I don't quite remember the figure, its staggeringly high, roughly 95%+ of the properties attempted to be auctioned off on the court house steps fail to sell and thus move on to becoming an REO.

I would also video record her or have a friend do it with an iPhone or the like of you making the attempt in a cordial manner.

I've attempted to explain that the HOA has the responsibility to insure each Unit for damages but the HOA came back to tell me that this is a maintenance issue with the owner on the third floor and not HOA.

Though I haven't actually attempted one and don't know for sure how much their fees would be, or if it would end up falling apart if I actually tried to get one but that was what I was verbally told by them.

One ploy the tax rules sought to prevent was the passing of property through a decedent to attempt to inflate basis under the above rules.

I'm in this dilemma and cannot decide what to do. I'll try to quick and precise.

2 years ago, I went Bankrupt with the intentions on reaffirming my home that was underwater.

I owed 120,000 and the home ...

You can then either attempt to collect payments or foreclose on the borrower to enforce your rights as a lien holder.

They do finance a lot of deals yet my experience with them has been very rocky, I have not closed a deal with them in 3 attempts.

I did get a house with a partner for an attempted flip, but the market didn't allow a flip.