If so, then you can attempt to get that landlord to fill out a form called "Authorization to Release Information" that authorizes you to speak with BoA regarding the outstanding loan.You can even try to do what is called a "Subject To" transaction with the landlord, where you take over the payments on the loan.It sounds like that's what you are wanting to do ...I think where the legal eagles are having trouble is this: are you a tenant at foreclosure - or are you a new owner after foreclosure - since you are both ...

I have a house that is now zoned highway commercial on a main route with enough property for gas station, fast food etc..

With theARV and repair costs, you will have an idea of how much you can offer for the property and see if that will cover the outstanding balance and back taxes.

You should be strategic in building your network to meet your goals/needs. 3 - Yes, but we limit the number of requests you can have outstanding at one time.4 - Yes.

The house is in Northwest Charlotte... up Highway 16 (Brookshire Blvd).  

Dollar for dollar, you'll get more bang for your buck contacting people directly rather than waiting for them to find you along the single most busy highway in the world.

Are there outstanding taxes due? 

“The Federal Housing Administration’s original goal, when established in 1934, was to create ‘a straight highway to debt-free home ownership,’ ” Pinto said.

And these risks must be weighed against the benefits of keeping the existing loan and property tax base.Risks involved with buying an existing LLC:There is no such thing as title insurance for buying the LLC.Does the LLC have outstanding debts or other obligations that are not secured by the property?

My first deal didn't go nearly as well as expected, so I still have quite a bit of my own personal funds in the deal as well as outstanding balance on a business credit card I set up when I formed the LLC.