[evolusd]

BG – really appreciate the advice. A quick search reveals what appears to be a purchase money mortgage in 2006 and a 2nd TD in May 2007, neither of which have been reconveyed. Also odd is a TD/Assignment of Rents from an individual not long after purchase, which was later reconveyed.

If I want to get copies of the docs at the office on PCH, will I have to pay?

[evolusd]

I think it’s only fair to ‘screen’ them. We are entering into a contract. They’ll run my credit to be sure I can pay, so why can’t I research them a bit to make sure they can provide the rental in accordance with the lease?

I don’t know about the 30% equity rule to get another mortgage, but I assume there are some conditions, hence my original post.

[evolusd]

I think it’s only fair to ‘screen’ them. We are entering into a contract. They’ll run my credit to be sure I can pay, so why can’t I research them a bit to make sure they can provide the rental in accordance with the lease?

I don’t know about the 30% equity rule to get another mortgage, but I assume there are some conditions, hence my original post.

[evolusd]

I think it’s only fair to ‘screen’ them. We are entering into a contract. They’ll run my credit to be sure I can pay, so why can’t I research them a bit to make sure they can provide the rental in accordance with the lease?

I don’t know about the 30% equity rule to get another mortgage, but I assume there are some conditions, hence my original post.

[evolusd]

I think it’s only fair to ‘screen’ them. We are entering into a contract. They’ll run my credit to be sure I can pay, so why can’t I research them a bit to make sure they can provide the rental in accordance with the lease?

I don’t know about the 30% equity rule to get another mortgage, but I assume there are some conditions, hence my original post.

[evolusd]

I think it’s only fair to ‘screen’ them. We are entering into a contract. They’ll run my credit to be sure I can pay, so why can’t I research them a bit to make sure they can provide the rental in accordance with the lease?

I don’t know about the 30% equity rule to get another mortgage, but I assume there are some conditions, hence my original post.

[evolusd]

Thanks BG…I’ll definitely get down there and research a bit.

XBB – We plan to stay there at least a year, possibly longer. While you’re right about foreclosures currently taking 12+ months, I don’t want to rely on that fact in case the banks decide to start getting more efficient.

[evolusd]

Thanks BG…I’ll definitely get down there and research a bit.

XBB – We plan to stay there at least a year, possibly longer. While you’re right about foreclosures currently taking 12+ months, I don’t want to rely on that fact in case the banks decide to start getting more efficient.

[evolusd]

Thanks BG…I’ll definitely get down there and research a bit.

XBB – We plan to stay there at least a year, possibly longer. While you’re right about foreclosures currently taking 12+ months, I don’t want to rely on that fact in case the banks decide to start getting more efficient.

[evolusd]

Thanks BG…I’ll definitely get down there and research a bit.

XBB – We plan to stay there at least a year, possibly longer. While you’re right about foreclosures currently taking 12+ months, I don’t want to rely on that fact in case the banks decide to start getting more efficient.

[evolusd]

Thanks BG…I’ll definitely get down there and research a bit.

XBB – We plan to stay there at least a year, possibly longer. While you’re right about foreclosures currently taking 12+ months, I don’t want to rely on that fact in case the banks decide to start getting more efficient.

[evolusd]

Could happen, but that’s very unlikely barring an inheritance or trust fund. I don’t know anyone in their early 30s making enough cash flow to pay off a $400k+ (assumption) in four years. The more likely scenario is debt, so thats why I asked.

[evolusd]

Could happen, but that’s very unlikely barring an inheritance or trust fund. I don’t know anyone in their early 30s making enough cash flow to pay off a $400k+ (assumption) in four years. The more likely scenario is debt, so thats why I asked.

[evolusd]

Could happen, but that’s very unlikely barring an inheritance or trust fund. I don’t know anyone in their early 30s making enough cash flow to pay off a $400k+ (assumption) in four years. The more likely scenario is debt, so thats why I asked.

[evolusd]

Could happen, but that’s very unlikely barring an inheritance or trust fund. I don’t know anyone in their early 30s making enough cash flow to pay off a $400k+ (assumption) in four years. The more likely scenario is debt, so thats why I asked.

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