Those are the very broadest of strokes of the arrangement.Her investors are happy because they do nothing other than make the money in the first place, and as of late they've been beating the S&P.

I am still recovering from a stroke but I am lucky to have such a good wife.  

I am 59 years old and I had a brain annurism and a stroke about 5 years ago and I am still recovering.  

The owner is an elderly man that has had a stroke and is a little slow. 

Different strokes for different folks I guess. 

yes this would only be possible if by some very stroke of luck one of your local community banks held the note in their portfolio.if its a big institution then the loan has been sold and sliced and diced and you will never be able to purchase it.. its a 1 in a 100 shot but worth taking all you have to do is pull court records and see who the bene is on the mortgage and any subsequent assignments.. if it ended up for instance assigned to MERS then its gone.. it will go through the system.

As a rule I try to be out of my total down-stroke at the longest in 18 months.

It seems like they use cruder strokes to get to their profits because they can.

The government taking a broad brush stroke to interpret vague language the way they want to doesn't cut it.

Stroke the tenant a little but otherwise Ignore them, If you are happy with the service that is all that matters.