I plan to continue building my single family portfolio and evolve into multi-family.This site looks like a great website to connect and learn more about the one thing that is always on my mind...

It required a total rehab, so it continued to fail inspection(s).

If the borrower fails to follow the plan, the BK plan is dismissed and the creditors can file and continue with legal collection means.

In my head its a no brainer to hold the property, hopeful continue to get strong appreciation while having the mortgage paid down by someone else.

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After the inspection report if you decide to continue with your purchase, get estimates.

This way the borrower can keep their assets where they can continue to work for them.

You can continue to a forced equity build up through mortgage paydown.

We are far from spendthrifts.I appreciate the feedback, and just so you guys know, I have a thick skin, so continue to be honest.Thanks,Mike

Keep a small but stable group of buy-and-hold buyers (low, mid, higher income type properties), a group of rehabbers who flip with varying degrees of work involved, and continually seek listings both from your buyer base and from other investors.