Apparantly they like to stand by while values are crashing and do nothing and then freeze the loan when values are coming back up again.

I see opportunity from these changes as fear freezes many inbestors so that leaves opportunity as their is less competition.

It's the dreaded "Thanksgiving through Christmas" freeze.

there is this house by me thats empty for some time now but i didn't really notice anything about it till a week ago when i saw a sign on the window of the home saying the pipes in this house has been winterized so they will not freez. also there is a notice of evaction on the front door of the home with some signatures on it.. i looked up the address on it and it says its not for sale and can't find any information on it on any forcloser web site so what would be going on with this home?

I was curious as to how much investors, who are in the metro and surrounding areas, have netted for SFR flipped homes that are in the 150k or less category in 2012?

Also, they don't have to worry about pipes freezing if a tenant doesn't buy oil in winter.

Even with the water off at the street, this pipe could still freeze.

Once the borrower goes to bankruptcy, the court freezes the property to determine if there is equity in the property that could help pay the creditors.

I don't think I'm able to PM you as we're not colleagues and the page keeps freezing when I try to send you a colleague request.

If you nail all your wood down while its freezing in your house, then you allow your home to remain open, during 100 degree days with 100% humidty like it gets here, you will have issues.