I would 95% assume it’s not, but I want to be thorough/accurate with it.The answer seems to be no strategy, but at least the depreciable amount is unaffected!

And to clarify a point...It makes no difference whatsoever who “files” foreclosure/NOD first, only who gets to the sale/ auction first If the first mtg foreclosed first (got to the auction first) the second no longer has any lien on the property (assuming they were named/served)If the second forecloses first, the first mtg remains and their foreclosure proceeds unaffected.

You need to be able to look at the facts about a business, about an industry, and evaluate a business unaffected by what other people think.

I would certainly hope not, but we have certainly seen overreactions to events in the past where seemingly unaffected companies become innocent by-standards.

To my surprise, individual investors are still going about their business relatively unaffected.

I’m Canadian and was unaffected.

The treatment of Treasury securities and other securities issued or guaranteed by the U.S. government, government agencies, and government-sponsored entities under other federal banking agency regulations, including, for example, the Federal Reserve Board's Regulation W, will also be unaffected."

Your best bet would be to contact them and ask them to correct it.The deed for your property is unaffected by all of this, unless you explicitly changed something on that when you did the refi.

It appears flippers are unaffected.

Your ROR is calculated from the spread between those two, and the length of time it took to achieve that appreciation.Your ROR on your investment in the Note remains unaffected at 8%.