Jessica,In addition to what Will said, I think that the real risk in having your loan called due is in the future, when inflation rates skyrocket and interest rates rise rapidly.

If you adjust for inflation, the value of a $10,000 investment under Democratic presidents is $33,426.The inflation-adjusted value under Republican presidents is $26,145.

Is there a difference if it's a large permanent style set or a small/temporary plastic Little Tykes set or inflatable pool?

>IF< this includes currency debasement (which he stated is an option), this can cause hyper-inflation.

The democrats do it through the methods "WIC or food stamps or unions or welfare or unemployment or social security or healthcare etc", And the republicans (and some democrats)control votes by promising no taxes, then taxing us indirectly with inflation via the federal reserve.

Sell while you can, and buy low if we enter hyper-inflation...

But what I am afraid of is all the DISHONESTY, NON LOYALTY, and OVER INFLATED HOMES.

if they don't take it, move on to a more motivated seller... nothing is more frustrating or time-consuming, as a newbie in this business, than dealing with an idiot who has an inflated perceived value of their property.

They are currently about as low as they can go and figure to get significantly higher when inflation sets in down the road.

Watch out for the deflation / inflation inflection point - it might be viscious.