There is a system out there being sold stating that you can contact property owners who are delinquent before it goes up for the tax sale possibly buying the property for a token amount, assuming the taxes, recording the deed, & then turning around flipping it for a quick profit NEVER actually paying the taxes but rolling them into the price where it's still a bargain.Or buying the tax deed for pennies basically, recording the deed, then letting it go up for auction.

Contact the mortgage lenders and let them know that you are running into financial difficulities and if possible go speak with them directly.

I told him that I didn't receive any notice (email, calls, or mail) from them and was getting upset because in the past year only 2 small incidents occurred at the property (grass/leaks) which Property Management called my cell and emailed me the issues, however now since the tenants were moving out they failed to contact me about this very important situation.

Regards,PaulPS: I’ve built up a decent network of contacts in NJ, so if you’re looking for somebody, PM me and I’ll try to connect you to them.

And since I have contacts and people that I did business with in FL it was natural to want to invest there again.

I bought the Elite REO Agent Package from [WEBSITE REMOVED BY ADMIN] They provide the direct contact info to the asset managers at 51 different REO listing companies.

From what I know, we're supposed to pay interest since closing day (or at most 1 day before that) only.We've contacted the escrow service and they say take it up with the lender.

Either Google them or PM me and I'll give you a contact over there.

I suggested that they contact me again if they found themselves being foreclosed on.Thanks,Chris

You can also contact the Louisiana Real Estate Commission for information on the official rules, regulations and laws.