:-(Conventional sounds like the best route.I think you could use bank statements as full documentation and get 95%.But not rehab.

Plus, any documents you have just may be what the owner could use to fire the new PM!

The estate agent prepares all documents.

The redemption period in our State of MI is 6 months, however, if the house is abandoned, the redemption period shortens to 4 weeks, as long as you properly document that the home is abandoned and record this at the Register of Deeds office.There was a second mortgage on the property for 35K.

4) Why do other investors suggest always use a landtrusts for the homeowner in preforeclosure and he orshe is the beneficiary of his own trust5) to protect ourselves as investors to do a 2nddocument which is called an assignment of beneficialinterest of land trust what is the purpose this 2nddocumentThis 2nd document shall not be recorded in publicreocrd of any county and you have him sign thisdocument over to you as the owner, he assign to youone hundred percent to you, this document does notexist until everyone signs it, as long it is notexececised it does not exist, both top parts aresigned not the bottom, then what happens afterwards doyou have to pay tax twice6) what do you afterwards you set up a land trust doyou do a short sale, do you record the land trust, itor do you do something else

Should I bring any documents for her to sign?

I figured it would be a good idea to put the A/C thing in the same letter, since the oil and charcoal thing will probably be documented.

So not only are they breaking HOA rules, but state law as well.Keep all your documentation, even the dates you try to go outside and are barked at.

If the anticipated sale price isn't sufficient to payoff both mortgages, approach the second for a short sale.If your husband's anticipated settlement can be documented, the second might agree to suspend the foreclosure.

If you have a written lease and document things like the phone call from your son, the letter to the parents, etc. then you should have enough of a case to get it into small claims court.