There is supposed to be another wave of foreclosures happening soon.

I call BS.Prices are being artifically inflated by Wall Street hedge funds and by investors and speculators who don't want to miss this next wave.

I always had music playing in the background and had a repeating Pachelbels Cannon with Ocean Waves, playing on mini Bose system.

Just ride the waves, because there is nothing you can do about it. www.youtube.com/watch?

Where 12 payments are due in a year, the loan might have only had 9 payments or perhaps the borrower catches up waves of delinquency every so often, like missing two months payments then making 3 payments every 90 days. 2.

This ate right through the paint, but you just have to be careful and keep it moving or you will end up with waves in the floor.

The conditions weren't my favorite, was a bit like being in a washing machine but still caught a few waves :)Have you run the numbers on properties out here?

You certainly can't work for nothing, but the only option is not just waving bye bye with a big smile to someone who followed what you told them to do and paid you in good faith.

Come to think of it, I don't see mold spores being melted or destroyed by sound waves at any frequency, maybe an LRAD, but not some low voltage ultrasonic thingy.

Hopefully someone more experienced can help me wrap my head around this.Unless it makes a difference, my widget in this example will be a stick-built SFR.Purchase price $10000Repairs $5000ARV $2500010% down $2500Note $22500 @ 9% for 8 years (pmt: 329.63)Actual rate of return 28.26%This is where I start waving my hands around, making wild guesses and hope you just agree with my #'s.I'd like to sell a portion of this note (let's say 50%) at a 25% discount, so the sale price would be $8437 (yes?).