Inside a company all that is included in your operating agreement or in a loan relationship you have to simply pay them off to get a satisfaction and remove their lien.The best deal for you, is the one which involves the lesser amount of your assets being pledged and maintains your autonomy to continue to grow and operate your business in a manner which attracted them to you in the first place.

And to pay for all the fancy buildings and programs and increased salaries the cost if education continues to rise creating the bubble.

If it were that easy to just continuously double your money in a short period of time I would already be filthy rich!

I ask these questions because I had a fire on one of my properties at the end of February and it takes my insurance company two months to finish their process (completing an investigation report etc.) to pay me 10K "downpayment" out of 35K total loss to get the restoration work started.

You can continue making the payments and the divorce court can award you the property and the assumption of the loan.

There are first time home financing programs available, might be better to investigate that while making that offer.

You can be sure your insurance company deals with these kinds of things all the time, and they are well aware of money seekers and ambulance chasers.I am not so sure they would appreciate you trying to run interference or investigate the case on your own.

You will get to know who is transferring property to an LLC or trust and who owns multiple properties in the area.When you find an area that you believe is an opportunity then sharpen your focus and continue to monitor the area so that you become familiar with the type of property available and what it is listed for compared to what the ultimate sales price is.I like to contact owners who are several years behind in real estate tax.

This is clearly a result of market manipulation by the banks and I wonder how long they can keep it up.Here’s an excerpt:Market data show progress on housing overhang, but continued fragility in home prices and sales.

What if prices continue to fall and she has to bring even more money later?