I have seen that done personally.Especially those with no junior loans or encumbrances the owner losing it is awarded the overage and in many foreclusres I have attended these overages would have equated to more than the losing party could have got if they sold the home prior to sale.

Investors have money, which means they can hire an attorney if needed and if you mess up, they can and will sue you and if you screwed up, you'll lose and you can lose much more than what the deal might be.

I'd say in that situation it would need to be someone that valued their stuff, have them sign the title and move or lose all their stuff, truck, bass boat, whatever.

If that proves futile, just bow out gracefully losing only your earnest money.The sooner you handle this the sooner the seller can begin their attempts to sell again.

A big reason is the lists are easily accessible from a bunch of RE investment services.

I think the rents could easily be increased 10-15%.

If you don't quit you will never lose.

try not to disturb the spores as much as possible, they can become airborne and spread easily.

I think it would be wise to not veer too far from 70% as that number is in place to help people not lose their pants if all goes to pot (you've got lots of wiggle room).

We have purchased 3 properties from the VA using the Vendee loan it really helps for investors like me and my husband low down allows us to keep the cash for repairs to the properties, and just when I had my BOA loan rep trained :) they lose the contact oh well.