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I wanted to do some reading before committing to a course. ANyone got any recommendations?

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  • LeaseOptionKing31st March, 2007

    A lender would be hard-pressed to convince a judge to allow a foreclosure if payments are not delinquent.
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  • castellan31st March, 2007

    Example: Property is already in foreclosure because of delinquency. Question: Do the investors here get a letter or confirmation from a lender stating the lender will accept the makeup of arrears payments and acknowledging the lender will? Or do the investors here just send in the arrears?

  • castellan31st March, 2007

    Investors,
    What is your preferred method in regards to my last posted reply? Maybe this is more of a question of business practice and am curious to see what people are doing.

  • castellan5th April, 2007

    Any further comments out there?

  • bencro26th April, 2007

    Related topic:

    Has anyone found a practical difference between a Mortgage and a Deed of Trust with respect to how to cure the delinquency? I was in a RE class the other day and was told that a mortgage must be paid in full, while a deed of trust just had to be brought current.

    Thanks, Ben

  • fadi28th April, 2007

    The only thing is that you have to sell using wrap. Do not do CFD in Texas

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