K Marie Poe asks the right questions,What is the existing financing, amount owed, comps, type of loan (ARM or fixed), motivation of sellers, condition, last repairs of roof, HVAC, etc.Ask the OWNERS what their plan B is if the listing does not get them the cash they need - want.Ask, "If you could get a quick closing, would you sell it on rent to own?"

Here's the situation: I found a property that went to foreclosure with $131,000 owed on the loan.

By refinancing and pulling cash out, beyond what you owe.

The penalty for the failure to disclose is making the Vendee whole to the point prior to the execution of the instrument which would include a refund of all principal, interest and fees paid over the life of the agreement.

The loan must be paid back within 5 years (unless you are using it to buy a principal residence) or it will be deemed a taxable distribution.While you can take multiple loans, the aggregate amount borrowed from the account cannot total more than $50,000 or 50% of the account value in one year.

File a counterclaim for the rent owed.

If you breached a duty owed to them say by not locking the door etc maybe they have a claim, if they have insurance it is likely the risk falls on them not you.

I need some advice on how to move forward with a condo with 8k in back taxes.1. If I have a contract with owner do I have to pay all taxes and liens at closing2. Or are the taxes and liens satisfied from the sellers p...

If they say same spiel as no money, not enough time, etc. then judge will grant eviction.If tenant did repairs and paid for them after informing landlord and landlord did not cure the problem  then judge generally will take that off of rent owed etc.

I would like to see if it is a good strategy to park my current stocks in a whole life insurance policy so as to keep the principal plus some safe growth while I do the college dance for the next 8 years.