Hello BP,  I have been religiously listening and catching up on the podcasts.  

I think that he just wanted me in to pay the mortgage until he gets out of this..i have really brought the house back from the dead.it was empty for 6 months before i moved in.Empty green pool overgrown,,dirty inside no power water etc..anyone here knows the condition im talking about.Its in great condition now..i was going to continue to fix other things but my enthusiasm has waned.i pay religiously the 1st and no later every month for over a year im the tenant everyone wishes for..Really..Im not reaching out for a rental offer LOL its just the truth. i guess im kinda venting. but your reassurance helps a lot thanks.In my survey after i signed up i said that i feel good knowing that in my learning and investment future i wont be out there alone..i was right.

What matters is to have a consistent, multi-faceted strategy that you religiously follow, day in day out.

Especially the for having the ones on mobile home parks, I have listened religiously ever since I have discovered the sight. 

People getting married later, living at home longer, fertility rate is dropping, religious affiliation dropping, stubbornly high unemployment, the number of couples choosing to never have kids on the rise etc.

Homeless soup kitchen and religious education non-profit?

It makes a big deal to marketing the house in that area as many of the buyers are Asian and for religious reasons will not buy a house that has had a death. 

The good news is that I am really religious with my credit score so I've done my best to keep it high.I see that the more active you are in that lender's business the more likely they'd like to keep your business.I am always open to connecting with potential lenders to grow my network and hopefully, we can get a deal going together.

We get inquiries from people traveling for school, religious sabbaticals, medical treatments, to take care of relatives, summer employment (park service and forest service), temp. construction workers, people displaced by natural disasters, even beekeepers!

Buying my first house and after being told religiously to get title insurance I made it known I wanted it.