The Section 8 portion was actually pretty late as well but I think it may have had to do with the change of ownership.I received an email from my PM saying that they were going to start the eviction process unless I told them otherwise.

I doubt that company will be in business very long, so close that loan as fast as you can and take what you can get.True 100% financing is rare.If your credit is beat up, but your primary residence is good, you may want to look at house hacking with an FHA loan from a company like Carrington Mortgage. 

The rents & shared utilities allowed her to pay it down very fast. 

To design this plan, it's best to reverse engineer it from your ultimate goals, back to where you are now.Don't get so focused on getting there so fast that you make rash/poor decisions. 

The person prone to investing in the D class asset might then look at a person investing in an A class asset and believe they are speculating as opposed to investing, but really its not being fully informed on risk assessment in investing that leads one to draw that conclusion.Having a 15 year vs a 30 year note on a property doesnt change the underlying risk of the asset.

So fast forward to late 2007. 

A lot has changed and I am super excited.

I'd run (fast) from this one!

She's in a tough situation and needs to sell her property fast.

And fast!!!