Texas foreclosure isn't my area of expertise, but there are many things to brainstorm on to stop or stall the sale, and/or to protect your tenancy.Please post a little more.

For example, if you own the property free and clear and/or there is a lot of equity, the HOA has no reason to settle with you.Please post a little more so we can help brainstorm on the negotiating better.

Karen Margrave Jon Holdman I think there is value for most of us in learning more about and brainstorming on the challenges of properties in HOAs.

Everything is figureoutable - you'll find a way to get the loan you need.Your BP family is here to help you brainstorm when that time come.

The area is poised for growth, they're giving the space away for free...guess it's another example of too good to be true.Any brainstorms on a potential tenant that would prefer no windows?

As a starting point I have an outline put together based on some brainstorming and what I have come across from searching online.Thanks, Gregg

Hey Thanks for these quick responses @Jon Holdman and @George Makakaufaki The reason I asked is because I'm buying a house financed by the owner and I was brainstorming all the posibles buyers and wanted to be aware if that's the case. 

Shaky ground there, but that'd get their attention pretty fast.Just brainstorming a little, but the key would be to get them working in their interest, not yours. 

Realtor is likely to push for max dollar from conventional (bank) financed buyer or may seek out passive investors who have 25% down for a turnkey property.I mostly typed this wall of text because I'm relatively new as well, and the brainstorming feels good to me.  

I'll brainstorm on anything REI related, and share my resources.