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Some examples:- House catches fire --> make sure you have proper insurance coverage- House floods --> make sure you have proper insurance coverage- Realize you don't want to be a landlord --> make sure you have researched property management companies in the area in advance- Decide you want to get rid of the property quickly --> did you purchase at a price such that it wouldn't be too hard to sell?

If a contract is accepted, that gives me the proper time to do everything I need to do.

Jon, there really is no average, If I were to guess I'd say 25% of the unpaid balance.

The $12k is written off (per 179) & the balance of the vehicle $8k, was subsequently depreciated.

Some loan modifications defer the delinquent balance, some completely forgive the delinquent balance!

I like the strategy you're using, getting into properties with such little $$ down can be very fruitful if you plan properly!

Most investors will want a tenant in place, if they qualify, and at the proper rent.

Did you market it to the buyers properly??

If it was a larger balance I could just finance the whole property, but since it's not, I will still need alternative funding