Otherwise, the lender will likely take their P&I and "trust" you to pay your taxes and keep up the home-owner's insurance you agreed to carry when you signed papers at closing.Mind you, I haven't purchased a primary residence since before the crash.

But I would think a homeowner would be far less likely to want to talk to anybody about losing their house during the holidays.If you're referring to banks and the mls stuff, my advice would be to go look at houses.You'd be surprised how some banks simply make the decision that the house needs to get off the books by the end of the year.

A lot of property management companies are doing outright rentals where they essentially buy out your weeks, pay you a guaranteed amount (which I've seen is often more than what homeowners are making by self-managing), and take on the work and risk of managing. 

The property in owned free and clear, but the home owners have already listed the property with a Broker and have signed the "Texas Association of Realtors Residential Real Estate Listing Agreement Exclusive Right To Sell" contract with the Broker and I have no experience with putting the house under contract using the Realtor's contract (TREC 1-4 Family Residential Contract) and adding the clauses that will protect me as the wholesaler.  

Gilmer County, Georgia investors:We're trying to do a favor for a homeowner whose property we purchased recently in Metro Atlanta.They have a cabin in the mountains in Ellijay they're desperately trying to sell, and asked for our help.

On Tuesday I'm going to view a home owner and I want to hear some tips and suggestions on how I could make this go smoothly, maybe some questions I should ask also please and thank you so much 

We are homeowners but new to REI.  

I have my own homeowners insurance.

Like the 15 offers to refinance you get each month in the mail as a homeowner.

It was built in 1979 and it was mostly original with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom added by an enclosed garage (exterior appeared to be done by a pro and interior by a homeowner).