I do value preserving time above all else at the moment, as a result.

Regardless, if someone was trying to keep the foreclosure hidden from the tenant, it would be difficult because the bank periodically sends a property preservation agent to the property who will knock on the door and speak to the tenant.I worked for a property preservation/ asset manager a few years ago hoping to get leads and was encouraged to make contact with the occupants whenever possible.

By the way it is very rentable as is (just needs new carpet and paint), but most the 38K would really preserve the investment, solidify the rental income, and we want to be responsible landlords.We have decided not to touch the equity in our primary mortgage (most of it was a gift from my parents, so I especially want to respect that.)Currently, we have a request into Fannie Mae to reduce the sales price to 21K according to the appraisal.

Some borrowers have other assets that they want to preserve and have high incomes so aren't eligible for a SS.

Fortunately I had a property preservation business that afforded me valuable experience and income which led to being able to purchase my first investment property at 20.

If someone feels it should be preserved as a historical landmark, they should buy it and do that.

I spent f o r e v e r deep cleaning and even ended up repainting some of the white that just looked dirty.Would it be weird to refinish first the tape roll out paper to preserve them from paint?

I wouldn't want my credit in jeopardy over helping someone else :)That's EXACTLY what happens in any agreement when there is a co-signer or guarantor; if the "borrower" (or tenant) fails to make a payment, then to preserve credit scores, the co-signer / guarantor MUST make that payment.

I as an Illinois resident and manufactured homeowner who choses to own and live in a manufactured home am signing this petition to respectfully request you co-sponsor the Preserving Access to Manufactured Housing Act (H.R. 1779) sponsored by Reps.

Don't scale back but change the way you buy.It is NOT necessary to buy with cash or with financing - especially not these days.Focus all that energy in finding deals you can buy with seller financing, low down, low/no interest orMaster leasing ( with or without the option)These will be much safer ways to buy and you can preserve your cash and avoid any kind of bank financing.