Lots of neighborhoods also took on water during Tax Day, Memorial Day, Ike, Allison etc etc etc....obviously Houston is no stranger to flooding. 

I'm as green as they come as it relates to real estate investing, but I'm am absolute expert at starting and running businesses into the ground.However, over the years, I've trained into my muscle memory a set of skills that make it VERY difficult for me to continue to blow wads of cash on any "idea."  

They would put the love and attention it needs into it and make great memories with there family so they can have the same feelings towards it that you do. 

Anytime a broker presents deals to a buyer that doesn't perform or is flaky the brokers on the sellers side or the seller you are dealing with directly ( single owner, developer, large corporation.) has a long memory.

That very well may be her point of view and seeing where your rental is located brought back some bad memories.

This will be a stroll down memory lane.  

Any type of retirement home: independent living, assisted living, memory care, etc.

The diagram below illustrates this problem.If you doubt that this can happen, in every major city I know there are areas that were once the "best" in town are now distressed high-crime areas.

There must be a note somewhere in order for there to be a lien which secures said debt memorialized in the note.A lien being stripped, as Jerry W describes, does not mean the debt is discharged it means the lien is removed from the property and the debt is moved into the unsecured category of the plan and follows those claims of the unsecured debtors in the plan.   

They had a specific name for this floorplan and I can't for the life of me remember what it was.Anyone with a better memory than me?