All Forum Posts by: Ed Wood

Depends what you wanted to do if you want to buy your next property to move in to and go FHA you'll have to refinance your existing property to conventional. If you want to keep the loan you have on this existing property then buy your next property conventional with MI unless you've got 20% down.

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ah get to know a agent out there shoot your deals through them and they can easily look that up for you... takes 2 seconds I'd do it for a good customer...

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Good luck!

going by memery here from seeing another post I think Texas does have a 'or assigns' addendum...

I think the concern is equity skimming/equity stripping

http://www.hud.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/letters/mortgagee/files/85-21ml.txt

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equity_skimming

confusing "vacant" with "absentee owner" because there isn't a vacant property list other than the MLS and seaching occpancy "vacant", "tennent", "owner"...

If you're looking for absentee list you can find those online and doesn't require a real estate licnese.

hope this helps

not unless the sellers come out of pocket to pay off the balance. It's only a short sale when you're asking the sellers lender to accept a payoff for less than owed. If the seller comes in with the difference out of pocket it isn't a short sale.