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I have heard that some banks are willing to buy you out of your home if you buy their foreclosure. Any truth?

Posted by on Jul 10 | Real Estate Investing Chatter

I have heard that some banks for willing to buy you out of your home if you will buy one of their foreclosure’s. Does anyone know if there is truth to this?, more 
and if the bank owns the title and put the house in auction I still pay rent to land lord?  if you own a property and renting please don’t answer need answers from neutral or legal area, some one tell me min. ago still have to pay rent to land lord even if the bank howes the prop, because he or she rent property, they get personal,, more 

and Can I qualify for lower rates by designated my condo (that I currently rent) as my primary residence?  In November of 2008, we moved from a condo that we currently own and rent out, to a suburban rental property.
I”d like to refinance the condo to trap in lower rates, but don’t want to do so if it will be classified as a investment property. What are some conditions and creative scenarios that will allow me to claim this as a primary residence?, more 

Can I break my lease in New Mexico, because of mental illness?  I signed a lease in June for seven months.
Recently, I have been having severe depression, enough even to bring me to the psychiatric emergency room.
I live in a different city from my parents and closest friend, and I don’t have any friends in the city I live in.
I am desperate to go home, but my parents spent a lot of money for me to live in, and I’m afraid that if I move out they’ll be forced to pay the rest of the lease.
Oh, I should also mention that since moving in, my alcoholism has become far worse.
Is there any way for me to get out of the lease because of mental illness, in the state of New Mexico?, more 

and How can I search for any/all liens/encumbrances on a given property?.. (more inside)?  Especially ones that may not be listed on local public records?
How do Title companies do it?
Thanks
How can I do this online? Are public records searches comprehensive? I need something comprehensive.
I know it’s possible…. how? I would be truly grateful if anyone can supply the answer!, more 

Tags: foreclosure, real estate investing, bank owned, homes

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