Kevin Bellavance outstanding.

These tiny cities are off most investor's radars, but because of their proximity to major highways,provide some stable neighbourhood with brick 3/2 SFR houses at very reasonable prices, and good rental rates.

A block away I see McDonalds closer to interstate highway.

Institutional lenders tend to deal much more harshly with them.Depending upon the specific area of the country, non-owner-occupied house loans are virtually non-existent or difficult to get.Bankers seem to have a blind spot when it comes to the interests of the speculator in EXISTING houses.While it might be routine to make 100% construction loans to builders and developers (although these, too, are drying up rapidly), the thought that someone might want to make a 90% or 80% loan to purchase an investment turns otherwise jovial Mortgage Loan Officers into pinch-faced misers.They suddenly forget long standing banking relationships and outstanding credit histories, mumbling about money being tight and bank policy being restrictive at the present time.What then is the solution?

So i've been able to access public records online and have determined that there is one outstanding 1st mortgage for 395.5K which was taken in 2006 as a 30 year mortgage.

Now the Condominium Act of the Philippines, R.A. 4726, expressly allows foreigners to acquire condominium units and shares in condominium corporations up to not more than 40 % of the total and outstanding capital stock of a Filipino owned or controlled corporation.

It may seem a little different for you but I assure you in my opinion you can achieve outstanding returns on your investment.  

To do so, they will typically remove any outstanding liens and debts from the property.

OTOH, if you want to make a slick video that would have required $10K of equipment five years ago, and are willing to invest the effort to learn and the time to shoot it well, a DSLR can produce outstanding results.I've read the Sony DLSRs have a pretty good video auto focus feature.

I would rather look at this, considering the seller's past history, as a fraudulent sale, predatory dealing and if the same lender was involved a conspiracy to defraud the buyer, that should carry more weight than forcing a sale and paying the outstanding obligation......but that's why the attorneys get the big bucks.All RE is local, it is what the person in the black robe says it is, in a court of equity or at law, which prevails in your state or area???