I am not interested in anything that "pushes legality" if it is not completely straight and open and legal I will not do it.The California Civil Code states:[i](e) Whenever any equity purchaser purports to hold title as a result of any transaction in which the equity seller grants the residence in foreclosure by any instrument which purports to be an absolute conveyance and reserves or is given by the equity purchaser an option to repurchase such residence, the equity purchaser shall not cause any encumbrance or encumbrances to be placed on such property or grant any interest in such property to any other person without the written consent of the equity seller.

With interest rates pushing up, housing is going to decline even more.

Whatever challenges you to the extreme can push you into a breakthrough.

You're asking "how low can I push these numbers" ($75/month for maintenance?

Attorneys are handling the short sale negotations the wrong way.Bottom line if the government pushed back on the banks to expedite the short sale approval process with without the HAFA restrictions and as long as the banks are being reasonable with the short sale discounts we would be able to correct this market imbalance a lot more efficiently.

I can see not wanting to push a renter out, but besides that, why else are you holding onto the properties?

You could also lower your assignment fee a little if you're having trouble pushing the house- 15K on a property worth 88K seems like you might be taking more of the cake than your end buyer who's the one taking all the risk.

I don't know what their end goal is....probably to push us out.

This house is pushing it since it needs a new kitchen.Also, the realtor can't find an appraised value for the house.

I was just at the Fred Meyer's (Kroegers) in my neighbor they have quite a few berry pushes for sale.