In a preforeclosure sale you are simply accelerating this process.

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any contract for sale violates DOSC. many people might tell you not to worry, just make the payments on time blah blah blah, but if the loans have a DOSC, be careful with any contracts for purchase/sale, as a lender can accelerate the loan if they choose to do so.

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One of those clauses states that if you transfer title to the property, the lender has the right to accelerate the note and foreclose on the property.

A lawyer told me to accelerate depreciation on my properties, but I didn’t want to have to pay him to figure out what that means.

If they want to the first lien holder can legally foreclose at that point via the Due On Sale Clause, which states that if title is transferred the lienholder can accelerate the note and foreclose.

However, the depreciation allowance(s) for that year were much higher, so the accelerated depreciation was taken.

Once you have things in a manageable state, you can accelerate your debt pay down with your RE investments.About the RE license, while it is a good thing to have, it costs a bit of money to get it and maintain it.