If one mortgage foreclosed, and the other mortgage was not involved in the proceedings, the surplus goes back to the homeowner.I got in a heated discussion last week with the paralegal of a large law firm that handles a lot of foreclosures in my area and I was not happy with what she described as "normal" procedures for her office.

They all have their different programs, policies, and procedures.

., continuous job growth and top company relocation, natural beauty and friendly people who live here make this an awesome opportunity to invest and live in.

Naturally, I will be talking with sellers on the phone. 

. - usually eviction procedures follow a specific timeline and flow, specific to your state regulations.

Hi there,My question is not of a technical nature, moreof a lifestyle/confidence question:My husband has been interested in and learning about investing for the past three years, starting right around the time my first child was born.

We are in Lake Charles, Louisiana and the park provides workforce housing for the tens of billions in natural gas and petro-chemical plants that are under construction over the next decade.

Same goes for my side projects naturally. 

Due to the tiny nature of the island, that seems unavoidable if I want to be close to base. 

If the underlying income producing activity is passive in nature, such as rent from real property, then there is no tax implication in the form of UBTI.