I have access to weekly lists of Probates, Divorces, Notice of Trustee Sales, Notice of Defaults, Expired, and FSBOs.

One thing I've learned in my recent purchase of a Fannie Mae REO is that they do not allow anyone affiliated with a broker to purchase a Fannie Mae listed home that is listed by that brokerage (even if in another office).

@David Galan, I do not have direct experience w/ a cash-out refi, but I can tell you that per Fannie Mae, the most you can pull out for a cash-out refi on your primary residence is 80% LTV, and the most you can pull out for a cash-out refi on an investment property is 75% LTV.  

Hi James,I'm an assistant for an attorney that is direct to Fannie Mae and he is selling notes, multi units and REO's.

Fannie and Freddie will allow 75% of the lease agreement. 

If it doesn't, they may give a certain amount of time to comply or they may do a cancellation, but they cant cancel before a 30-45 notice by law.

So my husband and I recently purchased a Fannie Mae home in South Central LA (whoop whoop) that we are hoping to flip in the next 6 months.

I noticed that In January of this year, they changed some of the rules and I had some questions if anyone knows... 

I'm not sure of if this is the right forum to post in or not, but I know if this property was to be purchased it would need to be demolished in order to conceal that a person died on this land.I found this yesterday while driving for dollars, I noticed that it was in distress it had an eerie type look and vibe emanating from it.

My realtor says I am not and If we issue a notice to perform we will not collect the deposit which doesn't make sense to me.