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You don't qualify for a short sale, but that doesn't mean you can't sell it below value. It only means that most likely your bank will not accept less than what is owed. The property has to be in foreclosure
Your current lender has been very accommodating concerning the economic climate. Without having a tenant you are in a tough position to refinance. What would be the market rental rate for this space? How
In order to accomplish your goals you will need to research where you want to open your place. The most important thing in any restaurant is the location. Second, you will need to assess whether you have
Neither do 100. Business loans are based on the business and personal balance sheet with the emphasis on the length of time and viability of the business. Most commercial loans are sold a s securities
Darlene, I respect your intentions, but I don't see this happening. There are only two ways that this makes any sense for a person to sell an income producing property for no cash. One, the seller
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