Or your tenant will stop paying and force you to evict.

It's a PITA, but at least the process follows certain rules, and you're not subject to the vagaries of the credit committee at a local bank, that might well be under regulatory pressure.In answer to your question, yes the bank might "force" your loan off its books, one way or another.

Anyone that thinks the appraiser is the end-all-be-all is mistaken.We need to know the strike price.

Hey all - I wanted to just make sure to update you and let you know that the second wholesaler teaching our Wholesaling Bootcamp is Aaron Mazzrillo.

The auction forces you to bid all subaccounts at the same rate on a certificate.

When this limit is reached, you will may not be able to "rent" the condo, and may be "forced to sell".

That usually tells me all I need to know.Leo Kingston

Hi, first of all I introduce myself: My name is Guillermo, I'm 24 and I'm from Spain (you'll notice my english is not perfect at all). I

I deal with Regions bank and they have a charge for bank checks but give me all I want at NC due to my relationship with my banker.

If only they knew that they are forcing you to get your Broker Licence and take even more money from them...maybe you should bring that up in your next conversation :)