This would seriously harm you if you were leveraged.Again if you really consider this (hyper-inflation and resulting complete breakdown of society) to be an eminent threat, you should be investing in some land to "bug-out" to and learning how to survive the collapse of civilization as we know it.As a rule, inflation makes the rich richer and the poor poorer and decimates the middle class.

Want a new kitchen, we move to a place with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops.I don't see a dramtic rise in interest rates going forward as unemployment remains tough and deflation is just as big if not a bigger threat than inflation.

When someone identifies a house that is either foreclosed on or in threat of being foreclosed on, buys that house, then turns right around and sells the home to a flipper for a small, but quick profit, say $5000?

I've received threats, including one death threat.

That would have been her total involvement in the transaction.When she found out the owner and I had a contract, she called the owner threating to sue him and said my contract was not valid.

Dont be scared by court threats.

After just a couple of months you'll have a good idea what makes the most sense for you.Too many big fish being in Florida isn't necessarily a threat.

And like you would do with any kid, follow through with any threats or promises.

I know college students can pose a threat to the condition of a house, but I've also seen a few on BP who love college rentals.

Has nothing to do with interest being earned or a service fee being retained.One aspect is just human nature, most people don't generally add to their work load, they avoid conflict, they avoid complicating matters, if there is no real threat of loss, no real expectation of the loan going bad or unpaid, it's very possible that hourly paid clerk will just make a note in the file to CYA themselves, play ignorant and file the matter, doing absolutely nothing.Loan officers, loans are tracked back to the responsible originator.