Liens included on the Debtor’s Schedule D include: Nationstar Mortgage PO Box 199111 Dallas, TX 75235 $26,209.00 Mortgage* Case 8:16-bk-10217-KRM Doc 13 Filed 01/19/17 Page 3 of 9 Ocwen Loan Servicing 12650 Ingenuity Drive Orlando, FL 32826 $107,447.00 Mortgage From what I've learnt so far, such liens survive the bankruptcy.

Agents not having the experience in our field, combined with not having the oversight of professionals held to higher ethical standards (CPMs, GRIs, RMPs, MPMs), will most likely not have your best interest in mind but only that ultimate commission.

What exactly do you ultimately want to do?

Ultimately said it's just a business decision to rent to them with the legal dependent not on a lease.Guessing folks in the assisted living facility niche may have experience in this - your wisdom would be appreciated!

We would love to better understand what this looks like, tax implications (for good/bad), and what it ultimately means for us.If anyone has experience with this, if you could chime in that would be great!  

This community is awesome.My goals over the next few months are network, find a few mentors in the area, and ultimately find a multi family in the Providence area + get it ready to rent for the upcoming school year.

Will a couple weeks of extra vacancy for you be ultimately worth it?

Waiting for the ultimate deal can be deadly, particularly when the market is in a state of flux

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I would say buying the whole thing, keeping the best part, and selling the parcel(s) to offset cost is a good idea and I have seen it time and time again here with larger parcels.I would look at what your ultimate goal is and work from there.