@Mike I did that but now I am at a stand still.

Any how I look forward to seeing how this topic keeps trending, and I do feel some slight security that my BP family at the very least will spot the bubble early and notify the rest of us idiots before we are standing around underwater!

It would probably be more appropriate for small investors, assets of less than a million, to look at their statements on a quarterly basis, not even monthly because the purpose is to track progress, see where you stand and there isn't really going to be any great financial change in 30 days.

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In the performing world, it would stand to reason that the payment is the same (P&I).

I do not feel I am totally clear on exactly where the current note, or contract for deed, stands. 

A Basic list would look like this:- 2 Years of Tax returns - 2-4 Pay Stubs - Proof of current employment - An Idea of your Credit score- Length of time with current employer - 2-6 months of bank statementsThis is not an all inclusive list but will give them a good idea of where you stand.  

Honestly I could not stand anymore thinking I wasnt going to be able to use that money until 65.  

Since the violation has been corrected they have no leg to stand on.Either way....paint the shutters.

It has a geo locator not only recognizes the property I'm standing in front of but info about lot dimensions, estimated ARV as well as open trust deeds and basic title history