What @James Wise said. 

Ho James, I like to fall in the middle.

@James Wise big thanks, very helpful

Hey @James Carlson, in another thread, a local person said it was DOA as well.

@James WiseThanks! 

But....in order for you to make this happen I believe you have to file a motion in the case within the 10 day Objection Period prescribed by law, following the sale....which is the reason for the mandated 10 day wait for issuance of the CT, otherwise the sale is final  In either case, you have no defense and anything you put into the property is gone.

@James Nix i have done this many times. it is the way to go. evictions are very expensive and very lengthy at least in my state (CT). make sure the place is cleaned out and keys are in hand before you give them any money or sign any docs. i dont think using an attorney is necessary. this is always my #1 go to strategy. an eviction where i am in 900$ and about 3 months long. more than likely, they are not going to pay during those 3 months and could also damage the property on their way out if they are feeling spiteful. good luck. let me know if i can help.

@James Wise thanks glad to be here!

Originally posted by @James Wise:Originally posted by @Steven Lowe:Originally posted by @Russ B.

@James Greenwood if you are speaking to a HELOC on your primary home then your DTI will likely be a factor.