My father in law and I worked out a deal between us to allow me to buy a piece of land from him.

It may be foreclosed upon and whatever monies are left over after paying the liens go to the homeownerMore than likely the property has a second mortgage and the first or 2nd may be foreclosing so their is equity in the first but not full equity in the 2ndIn that case a lot of times there may be a short sale.

Secondly, there the diverter assembly that goes into the brass casing that actually has the valves and pieces in it that turn on/off the water.

There are many instances where it may make sense and after 2018 reform, we have more reasons to second guess whether it makes sense. 

That said, in this market with the low inventory if you let the market know what you need, it will likely reward you.If you would like a second opinion on value, post back here with specifics and the Bigger Pockets community can weigh in.  

I’d recommend analyzing it based on what the unit is currently renting for, and then a second time at what the unit couldn’t potentially be bringing in at market rent.Regards,Dan

So the insurance change from a home insurance to a rental insurance (owner will live in one unit and second unit has a tenant) and the priced increased more than $100.

In my case, there was a 1st, second, and legal to get a total due.

If you want to invest now, I believe what you're looking for is either: a first lien HELOC for a lot more than your current mortgage, or, a second lien HELOC on top of your mortgage.

@Ryan Weddle my father is a realtor down there and he's found all of them for me.