I was going to take the Fortunebuilders workshop next month until I found this web site.

The purchase and sale agreement stated seller would contribute up to $8000 closing costs.Because the units are occupied, and because the closing was mid-month, I was expecting to receive @$4000 in security deposits for the current tenants, and $2000 in prorated rent amount. 

The reason you'd have a judicial foreclosure is due to the fact that the sale is not secured by a security agreement (deed of trust) allowing a non-judicial foreclosure.

I am hoping that for every US property, I can also secure an international property as well.

Just 3 weeks ago I help a 24year secure a 2 unit.

Oops - they're locked up in this web of crud from a lender in a cubicle 500 miles away.  

I just did a quick google search & wound up on Fannie Mae's web site, which states a seasoning period of 6 months for conventional loans.

However, the lien is secured only by the lot, not the MH .

Security for cash loan was Deed to land.

I have the rental agreements to verify the rents but for some reason, the seller does not want to provide the tenants' security deposits (set to $0 in the unsigned estoppel letter).