But this way I don't have to worry about fixing it up anymore and i can charge more since it going to spread out longer.  

@Gary Clisele - On fees alone, I believe it is cheaper to go real estate.

This is in addition to our around the clock tech support Most importantly,  we do not charge any monthly service fees or force you into long-term contracts.

We countered both offers @ $3.1MM, which was the amount needed to recoup principal, default interest, late fees, contract interest, foreclosure costs, and fees.

This is in addition to our around the clock tech support Most importantly, we do not charge any monthly service fees or force you into long-term contracts.

If you are into trading or investing in stocks, then Norbert's Gambit is a method used to avoid currency exchange fees.  

You will pay for your own title insurance this way, but the other fees make it lmost a way, but more impoertantly you will get a more thorough tile search, and less exceptions ((things not covered) in the B Section under Exceptions in your title policy//committment.

(excluding all the fees)Stan

Depending on your area, you'll either need a physical title or the government entity in charge can look up to see the owner on record.

Please let me know if you see anything I have overlooked.Sale Price: $400kDeduct closing costs and Agent fees: $35kDeduct Rehab Costs: $50kDeduct Debts (property taxes, lis pendens...): $30kDeduct Holding costs (cost to keep the home until it is sold which includes utilities, property taxes, insurance etc): $2,250= Revenue after all debt paid : $282,750So my dad will get all his money back, my aunt will get roughly $250k and I will get $28k.