If you look carefully at the redemption period, you will see that the lienholder may extend it to 36 months by filing notice with the municipality.

Will your lender release draw funds only to you, or will they release funds directly to the contractor?

Plus she got 6 months of$250 per month cash flow Then the buyer could not pay us off in 6 months so we offered to extend the loan for 2 more months for an additional $1,000 Finally the buyer closed with their retail buyer and my daughter got another check for about $8700So, how did she do it?

Rent lowered by hundreds of dollars on a re-lease without a discussion or heads up.Two months into vacancy I still don't have a tenant due to things like "it's a busy time of year".

Escrowing the money is the only solution, but you don't have to use the cash for the repairs......you can use your credit cards or whatever, and the escrowed money gets released to you upon satisfactory inspection.

The northeast side of town (Hillyard, etc) has always been known for being low-value and pretty rough, but that new highway could change that, especially if they ever extend it to actually meet I-90.

I am not looking to extend the term of the loan, only to lower monthly payments as this is a long term hold. 

As a result, the decided not to extend the anti-flipping waiver last year, and investors became evil once again on January 1st of 2015, and now have to be punished with an extra long wait to re-sell if they happen to buy a good deal.

First and foremost I want to extend my gratitude to this forum and all of its contributors.

This may is mostly regarding expenses, but extends to whatever figures you have to rely on someone else's (especially the seller's) info.