Tricky one since there is no signed document.

Email me and we can exchange information and possibly speak.

SOME ARE TENANT OCCUPIED, SOME ARE BRAND NEW, SOME NEED MINIMAL REPAIRS...IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED EMAIL ME AND I WILL SEND YOU A LIST.

I have done numerous searches here, looked through my emails from my BP keywords in both my inbox and delete folder and cannot find this sucker!!

Click on the name of the person that you want notified via an email, that you made a response to.Raymond

I agree with Shaun's comments.I run the Unofficial BP Boston Networking Event in Woburn so if you're interested in attending the next one in March, message me with your email address so I can put you on the email list.

If they can't tell you then maybe for this area you need to include a line at the end of your letter stating that if the recipient would like to stop receiving your letters to please call, email or write to you (whichever contact methods you provide).

He sees his best chance as walking away from the place under the terms of Settlement, and taking the add’l credit hit for this, but being able to start fresh somewhere else.ACTION: I asked him to email me a few-sentence summary of what he owes, what the current state of play with the bank is, etc., and told him we’d look at the numbers and see if there was a way to help him.He has plenty of motivation, but negative equity.

Here is what he sent me in an email today for the terms...1. $24,000 loan amount (75% of purchase).2. 5% fixed rate.3. 15-year amortization and 5-year balloon/maturity.4. $240 origination fee.It all looks good, but as a newbie I don't completely understand "5-year balloon/ maturity".

My question regarding a lump sum for x amount of months is can I get them to sign a document that would be legally binding and immediate that says, "We will move out on _ date"?