Is there a point that you stop mentioning the sympathy?

A cash offer, as mentioned, just means there will not be a financing contingency, but you can always borrow if you can close it in time, the seller really has nothing to say where your cash comes from and any loan funded is cash to the seller.

If I understand you correctly you paid $1895 to borrow $16K in transactional funds for a day or less.

This will dictate how much you can borrow since investment properties are not typically 100% financed.

Thanks to everyone here , I could not stop reading all the past post and forgot to do what's most important , introduce myself!

Deadline is 6/29 yes, lawyer confirmed that maybe there is possible stop if there one interested partie but actual not.

As of March 1, I stopped paying the mortgage.

2. if she pass away without a will and i have a note to her... what happens when she pass away... do i stop paying the mortgage since she has no will?

Others are to close with cash, or borrowed funds,nthen in a second escrow, close with your buyer.

You could also borrow against the note without a tax issue, but if you sold it taxes would be due.....IMO, Let's see if we can ring in Charles Perkins, on possibilities.....