Over the years there were some equally unusual situations where if title insurance was available they would have paid/defended the title claim.Somebody I know owned a property for like 50 years and when they went to sell it there was a real estate bill unpaid from 1910 that was owed including late fees penalties and interest.

Use bankrate.com to get your interest and principal payment.

Originally posted by Todd Nordstrom:Hi Tyeesha Bradley if the wholesaling is not working maybe you can give some details about why you think it's not working.The quality of the leads probably, on our letters we probably get maybe 5 calls a week and most of those aren't motivated to sell or if they are, they owe to much to property taxes - it's also really difficult to see if a property is a deal or just a waste of time.

My first wife couldn't make mac&cheese or jell-o!We

I can't envision ever selling the house with this hanging over it and don't see a whole lot of point in continuing to operate it as a rental since it's never been particularly profitable and I'm just straight-up tired of trying to manage it from a distance.I owe $53000 on the mortgage and have considered trying to sell it for cash to an investor, but again with this kind of liability it's hard to imagine I'll have any success.Any and all suggestions are welcome.

You would have principal pay down if a loan was involved but would lose in other areas.I think 2/1's and 3/1's are not as coveted for exit as a 3/2 to 4/2 but some investors love the oddball properties.

Sale will open at the amounts owing in a foreclosure, if it's underwater it probably won't get a bid.

Example: Seller owes 74k, current on mortgage, 740 piti, mkt rent is 875, mkt value 78k and they have moved 1500 miles away and do not want to rent it.

My apologies for not mentioning you earlier (my lame excuse is that I'm on vaca - Now I owe you milk and cookies!).

What do you owe on it?"