there are moral and ethical arguments in this scenario that your glossing over..were it becomes illegal Is as I stated the bad people get in there rip the rents and never pay and leave the poor seller out to dry..

Cash is what you need in that kind of melt down but I never had seen credit freeze like that before and hopefully never will.For me if I was thinking there was going to be another market correction of that magnitude I would have my powder dry and  have my commercial bank in tow.. my one major commercial bank stuck with me and kept our credit in the mid 7 figures but we were on 90 day reviews full financial every 90 days.. it was an odd time.  

Definatly looks like manufactured home dry wall without the joint strips. 

Your original pot of cash will eventually dry up.

Worked really well and dried fast too.

But anyway, it burned part of the dry wall and charred some of the carpet. 

Here's an excerpt from my lease that clearly states I am allowed to address similar situations:   (i) Yards, patios, balconies, vestibules, hallways, and entrances may not be used to store belongings or to dry clothes.

This is regulation that is supposed to protect consumers, but instead it has caused a lot of owner financing to dry up. 

This is also the type of shower head that will turn off a woman buyer with long hair, because most of us do not want to have to wash and dry our hair every day. 

I rode the market till it crashed on 2008 and when people stopped using their houses as ATM machines, my business dried up quick.