You might be legally able to stop making payments until the matter is settled.You are in deep on this one.

I have up to 150,000 (borrowed money) for down payment holding costs and ect.

Borrowing to increase your "leverage" and then paying a lot to shorten your turnaround time are are kind of at odds with each other.

Most states will have a long process so that the rights of the borrower are protected.2.

Or if you stop paying, you will be forclosed upon!

I met him one day when he stopped at my house to grab an old washer and drying off my lawn.

I feel like I need to just do it and stop procrastinating.

I told her the same thing that I am about to tell you....Stop trying to be a real estate investor.

Hard money and seller financing are two options for those that are credit impaired.Now obviously improving your credit should be an extremely high priority, because money gets a whole lot cheaper when you have good credit, good assets, and a good track record, but I wouldn't let bad credit stop you.I personally am the type of person to figure out what I want to do, and then figure out the way to do it.

I am looking to buy investment properties in WNY and finding it hard as a non resident alien to source a mortgage for several reasons:1 The amount I want to borrow at any one time is only around $30K-$50K - ie to a lender, not really enough to justify the extra exposure to a foreigner.2.