Or are you attempting to circumvent community regulations on 55 + ownershipI think they would be better off just selling at market without your involvement.

I fully intend on attempting to buy it, however I won't be able to do that until January when I can file my taxes again (financing issue) and call me pessimistic but I'm going to assume he isn't ready to sell or wants too much and prepare for the worst.

The unsold items remain in the house.So, it looks like the owner's family has pretty much abandoned any attempt to further liquidate the estate (probably figured there'd be no value due to the HECM).Does anyone know who one might contact at the lender (BoA) to see about perhaps buying the home?

"The Federal Bankruptcy Court is an accomplice and should be held accountable along with the plaintiff in an "attempted financial homicide" against me as a landlord.

Once I started demo I learned alot about old houses and poor previous attempts at renovating.

More concerned someone could attempt to claim the property after renovation really.

What you are attempting to do is build up protection as you increase your portfolio and personal exposure.

Please, I urge you not to attempt to fix a house just to get a loan.

My father, sister, and I have attempted to buy property in Lubbock, TX where we've had a couple of deals fall through (bad inspections etc), but I'd rather be patient and picky and get a good deal than be quick and stupid and get a bad deal - especially for my first one.

I was just excited for the experience and wanted to share both the experience and the encouragement I got from the resources so far.I plan on being sure to ask a ton of questions on my first attempt at a deal for sure, but even before that I also plan on being very active on the forums ahead of time.