@Mark Grigsby  yes this is what you sold.. good luck.. what happens when they have a miraculous recovery and live another 20 years your dollars are tied up.its betting on death.. and some kind of cringe on that..

Discuss those with your lender and I bet once the numbers are run you will see your options in a much clearer light.Good Luck to you.

Your best bet is to drive around looking for buildings undergoing renovation, then go inside and meet the contractors. 

I find this beyond annoying to contend with on a per web page basis, and intend to soon begin making 'contact lists' of potential buyers and sellers.

The link took you to a web page that had three different videos for you to watch.

if this is owner OCC then most folks won't loan on it for any reason. .because of dodd frank HELOC is best bet or credit union.

I don't do linkdin personally but I can imagine that's a hot bed as well.maybe one of the current HML can write a blog on the reality of HML by area of the country.rates DO vary by area of country... for instance it is possible to get a 8 to 9 % interest rate in CA for a HML But your not going to get that in most of the other areas of the country.. there is just a huge amount of deals chasing CA properties etc etc.the other thing for folks to think about is RATE is many times determined by experience and long term relationships with your lenders.. folks doing their first few deals or first one are not going to get the premier rates.One should simply pop on lendinghome's web page they have a nice metric all spelled out on how they teir their rates. you can get 8 or 7% from them.. with big down and PROOF that you have done a few Hundred deals.. etc etc. but when you look at low down and limited deals you will be at 12% or higher..

Any comments about that web-based software?

You can bet that everyone on a jury won't be finance types, they may have business folks there but they will all be consumers as well.

You can point that to a listing, or set up a simple web site of your own.