The second month's rental proceeds had all eight months of fees deducted, and the remainder ($70) was sent to me in lieu of the mortgage payment ($500).Can the property manager keep all the fees without managing if the new owner "repudiated" and then backtracked? 

It's my understanding that the webinar is underway and proceeding normally.

50/50 ownership equals 50/50 split of proceeds. 

The rent and the sale proceeds would flow back into the self-directed IRA and grow tax deferred.

They will pay their rent when they want to, putting you last and live the way they want to regardless of your rules.It is very important to nip this in the bud during the TESTING PHASE, because if you allow the tenant to get away with things such as paying their rent when they want to and doing what they want, then chances are you will never proceed past the TESTING PHASE.THE THIRD MONTH:If you make it to the third month, that is good.

He or she will then present that at the proceeding and if the property does not seem to have equity available for other creditors and the property is above the homestead amounts, the court can approve the sale.

The idea and point of Malcolm's post is that since both lenders not only have opened the door to the short pay by myself, but actually have foreclosure proceedings on hold waiting for Malcolm to come forth with financing for a short pay, Malcolm is obviously looking for investor or hard money to take this path - since THEY are opening it up and sent the application for Malcolm to do it.

If they have a second, make sure you advise them to tell their cpa/attorney what the proceeds were used for.

Otherwise, I would proceed with a trespass violation as well as process any damages against the local dish company.

This was given and the loan can now proceed but the lender requires yet another appraisal, that I have to pay for.I have practically had to give over the birth cert for my firstborn child, and have waited a full 60 days to get this far when originally promised a closing by the end of July.