It sounds like the repaired value of your home makes it a bad deal, more than the condition of the house.In any case, good luck and hopefully the other places work out better for you!

You did, and things did not work out.

Dave is known for information and data and the extreme detail he does before entering into a deal which probably explains why the ventures his company enters into work out very well.

Work out what you get for your money ahead of time and don't pay your balance until the agreed upon work is done to your satisfaction.

First, I would assign it and not sandwich it, unless there is a HUGE pay day on the back end.Second, I would try to get the sellers to work out a modification prior to me putting the deal together.Third, at this point, you do not need an attorney.

Unfortunately at the end of the day you signed the note and you are responsible to pay back unless your bank agrees to do some sort of a loan work out for you.

I have tried working with two already and they didn't work out even before they took over the properties so i'm looking for advice and reccomendations :)Lesley

On your second question; If you are assigning a contract, let the asignee work out the details of where they want to close the deal.

That plus Skype and you have a good shot of making it work out well.

Sounds like it could work out to be a nice deal if you get a place to live and have a renter pay your mortgage payment and possibly other expenses.