That will depend on state law and may not be an option if a judicial process is required.Unless a state approved deed of trust or security agreement is required to be used, the DOT does not need to be a standard boiler plate, but I would not advocate any broker or investor to take on any modification without close legal consultation with an attorney having specific lending expertise.

I give people a contract, an honest assessment of what I do, and a lot of consultation before a check ever comes in my mail.

Become an expert.As you become recognized, you'll be surprised at the emails and leads you will get.Hit me up on PM and I can recommend a group that can consult you a little deeper than I've gone.

You will want to consult an attorney.

Check the building codes where you are and consult an electrician.

Dan Favor Favor Consulting Inc.

I am between consulting/consulting jobs now and I can book a flight.Thanks!

Again, you should really consult with a local RE attorney who has knowledge of tenant/landlord rights in your state.

If your planning on opening up a business or buying a home, you should do a little more research and consider bankruptcy instead of foreclosure.Do yourself a favor and consult a bankruptcy attorney before you let them forelcose.

The first part that tells me you want to consult a professional is not knowing the basis of the property.