I'm a wholesaler in Memphis, TN and I got a call from a lady interested in selling her home.  3 bed / 2 bath nice East Memphis neighborhood, actually 2 blocks from my personal residence.  

This case was ongoing until 3 months ago when the law firm became unreachable and practically disappeared in the middle of filing a loan modification.She was able to complete the modification independently with Nationstar, and was offered $3,800 mo. payment beginning April 1.This is too high of a payment, are they any RE attorneys which any advice or information to lower this payment and keep the house?

We are right in the middle of a BRRRR that we used hard money for.  

.), and I needed to remain successful at my W2 (Property Mgr 570 beds of student housing, $30+MM asset), as well as hand-on renovating this duplex. 5am until work I study, day job in the middle and work no later than 11pm on the house.

I prefer stuff WOTR (West of the River) to EOTR (East of the River).

I am in the middle of building a team now in the Downers/Darien area.

But my PM said our attorney couldn't find tenant's filing bankruptcy around the middle of January. 

East Plano and Allen have some good deals.

Would you lend money to someone in the middle of a lawsuit, not knowing what the outcome is going to be?

Howdy folks, I want to preface this post with this: I'm brand spankin' new to REI, and, I'm still learning as much as I can and might be asking questions regarded as basic things that can be learned by reading the forums.That being said, I'm looking to purchase a duplex or triplex in West Oakland or East Oakland.