At the end of the 12 months, full remaining balance is due which I would then go to the bank across the street and get a mortgage.

@Greg JungeYou certainly can - and should - invest your total Roth SDIRA account balance.

The HUD 1 always balances out.

This is a property that I'm buying on a short-sale:Owner Bought in 4/04Mortgage Balance = 315K Market value = 375K8 months in default3 Family, all units rentedOwner's already received notice of default and the auction will be set probably within the next 30 days.

How can I find out the exsiting financing: Balance of loan payment liens late payment or nod with out contacting the lender or going down to the court house.

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Exit strategy: I personally work with my clients to improve their credit, settle and outstanding balances and ultimately get them qualified to purchase these homes.

In recap I like mailing a series of professional letters a series of postcards and a series of "Mary Letters" FOR SALE SIGNS, MAGIZINES, GORILLA ADVERTSING, TRAILERS, ETC. round out the balance, with that said, and although we ask every caller how they have heard about us, don't believe for a moment that just because of the limited response rate that you shouldn't market this way.

I get out completely whole, loan balance of about $127K.The cash cow part that I'll miss, in addition to the 9 1/2% that I was making was the $109/month in late charges.

Keep in mind these mortgages are much higher balances, have a higher percentage of non owner occupied AND reset MUCH harder than for example a 2/28 ARM.