Anything larger I make a note and come back to that, I only open and close the 5 gallon tub of "mud" one time per trip.Look behind doors to make sure that no one broke off the door stop and managed to get a doorknob through the sheetrock.

Many of the cases I have seen show a 1st at 82% or higher and almost zero for the holders of the junior liens.I will stop here.

Don't forget to get a borrower's auth. you can get simple forms from this site. good hunting. you may want to line up quik money,in your area I would call Randi David at metroplex investments in Alt.Springs 407-774-7000. tell her MattG told you to call.

After the divorce, the ex-husband who was a dead beat to begin with stopped paying on everything and, among other things, the car was repossessed.

Buying before the auction involves buying from the borrower/owner who is about to lose the property.

I agree it's time to sell, and not just for the reasons he stated.You said that your initial investment 6 years ago was $100K, so extrapolating from your statements; the house is worth $340K today, you and you have $150K equity so you must have borrowed $200K so you've gotten mortgage paydown of $10K.

In all of my deals where there is seller financing and I am borrowing I put in the first right of refusal if the seller wants to sell the note.

The borrower is a corporate entity.There is also a lot of scams on the Internet concerning MTNs.

If you are a cash buyer they will likely consider the offer more solid then a loan where you expect to borrower from their own bank.

The borrower who no longer owes the money does owe tax even if the 1099c is not received/filed.