@Adam Putman @Troy GandeeBelow are the waiting periods for major credit events:Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac:Chapter 7 or 11 Bankruptcy:4 years OR 2 years IF extenuating circumstances.Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: 2 years from discharge date OR 4 years from dismissal date.Multiple BK filings: 5 years IF more then one filing within the last 7 years.Deed in Lieu, Pre-foreclosure sale,charge off of a mortgage: 4 years OR 2 years IF extenuating circumstances.Foreclosure: 7 years OR 3 years IF extenuating circumstances, Max LTV is 90%, purchase or rate/term of primary residence ONLYFHA:Chapter 7 or 11 Bankruptcy: 2 years from discharge date.Chapter 13 Bankruptcy:2 years from discharge date OR 12 months with satisfactory payment history from Court.

Usually a simple search on your county court site should net you what you need.

Open lawn and wooded acreage, chapel, in-ground pool, basketball court, 3 smaller residences, and 2 large residence/dormitory buildings with kitchen, dining, meeting, and recreation facilities!

However, real estate is considered a fairly illiquid asset since real estate transactions are typically very complex and expensive.With new technology, real estate may no longer be considered as illiquid as it once was.

I already filed the memorandum with the court house the first time he flaked, and now my lawyer sent a letter threatening to sue for specific performance.

Be aware that if you have any chance of getting him in court, you should serve him papers while he is living at your property.

The tenant didn't think they were responsible for the $4000+ bill, so we took them to court.

. $1m property also isn't $800k in building value).The 2 recommended options are DIY modeling or Cost Segregation:DIY Modeling: Come up with some expression you could reasonably defend in county court if you get audited somehow.

I apologize, this stuff is pretty complex and I probably did a bad job of explaining it.

Divorce courts being closed for so long (specifically, a year of shelter in place....) created a pent up demand for divorce related services, including appraisals.