I'll disagree with Scott but tend to be closer to Mike.LTV means little to me as I don't have an exit strategy that involves selling.To me, it's all about my DTI ratio on the investments.

One person had called from the second letter and said they were working on a refi with the bank, and that the auction date was postponed (my source didn't reflect that).And where there was no auction date listed, I was counting 60 days from the date of filing, but some have the auction date only 30 days or less after the filing date.I don't want to waste my time writing letters to dead ends.

However, I'd like to better understand how to work within the legal requirements and the various roles involved.

Government has involvement has only raised prices (artificially) and kept the wheels of capitalism from turning.

I'm angry, because I know the deal involves a discount that I won't be allowed to partake of, but out-of-towners trying to "manage" a huge & scattered inventory of leftovers without a well-honed team in place is only going to result in an epic failure.

How can this be changed and what are the costs involved?

Given how cheap money is nowadays, 2% if found provides VERY nice returns.Please note this assumes $0 repair cost after closing and excludes closing costs involved in the actual purchase.

survey on file is 2 years old but have not seen it yet.i would like to have it replatted (is that a word?)

3) Were there any rent credits involved?

The only reason they got involved was because I asked to split a unit.We did some wiring updating, gas line updating, sheet rock, and painting.