@Jason Malabute hey buddy, as much as this is enticing, most HML and bridge note holders Ive spoken to would rather have the client pay for extensions than foreclose since, in most states, its difficult to complete a foreclosure.

For example, here in Colombia, you can invest around $35,000 into a property, share of a hotel, etc. and it would be enough to qualify you for the 2-year resident VISA.

Then, he was marketing to Section 8 -- 4 bedroom voucher holders as his target market.

That said, if you are an interested party (Like another lien holder), you would be noticed but, you aren't.2) Ask a CPA.3) No, already done and gone. 4) Talk to your priest.5) Nothing.

I am downtown seeing many events (season ticket holder to Fox, etc...). 

Our supply is limited and since the majority of buyers are long term holders, prices have adjusted slightly but we haven't seen a big sell off.  

Those note holders even though there was alienation clauses most owner carry back folks did not know they had that right .

I think only in the last 6 months he went from shared title holder/owner to sole owner and only one on title.2) I've heard one can do a contingent purchase on the new home to avoid capital gains, but I'm finding little on this. 

SSN may be invalid due to visa status they arrived with and then changed to a different type.

Specifically I wanted to know about the lien holder’s right to walk away from lien and not foreclosure if they choose?