Sorry if I originally miss understood what you meant.

So, you did a wrap around or other structure, where you were on the hook for the loan that you took, and then sold it subject to, to this person, who defaulted on you, which meant you defaulted?

Hey @Matt McKinney, letting water and other water-based fluids sit on wood or wood-like floors, even just overnight, will cause them to ripple.

@Charlie MacPherson I think my creative financing meant getting a partner, taking advantage of a house hack, and possibly tapping into retirement, because my pension is a joke.

Your septic tank holds your crap (literally), your shower and laundry water, and every other solid and fluid coming from your plumbing system.

The property manager was meant to charge them 1st, last and deposit on entry (to cover the lease break scenario).

So ... bought it for $90,000 ... offered to sell it back to the homeowners the night before the hearing for $950,000 ... argued that she never meant to try and profit off the homeowners.LOL

The above is not meant to be an exhaustive tutorial of how to file appeals as the actual process and strategy will vary based upon the township and county the property falls within, whether it is a commercial or residential property, etc.

It also meant that we had to look around for a while before we found a lender who was willing to look at our individual situation without trying to slot us into a pre-existing category.

Whoops, meant to put 30318 for westend.