Hang on.

As more and more home owners find themselves in negative equity territory banks have every motivation to negotiate.I also think that a large percentage of the home owner population would rather avoid foreclosure even if that means hanging on to a home that is worth less than the outstanding mortgage for some time.So if somebody is willing to pay a mortgage for a place with negative equity the bank has every incentive to keep that person in the house.

RE investing tends to be pretty supportive when you hang with honest people who are trying to do good deals.

I wanted to hang them on the wall like fine art but my wife would not allow it.

I spent years selling contracts on junk and on foreclosures, but anymore, I like the low hanging fruit!

I hang up and call the next number.

It appears to be a clear vinyl liner wherenit hangs at the front of the tub, but looks heavier at the side top.

Do your research, let em hang and make some offers.

I have had one tenant burn out a ceiling fan because it was so dusty that when it was cleaned enough dirt went in the motor to stop it from working.We use Home Depot life time warantee paint so if a tenant puts holes in our walls it's a 25 dollar fee per hole and if it's scratched or dirty they are charged regardless of how old the paint is because it's warranted as long as I own the home and it's not damaged. ( The tenants are told to hang items on the wall with Command strips ) I use them in my own home and they work well.Our laminate floors carry a lifetime warantee as well so if there is wear or damage from not caring for it the tenant is buying a new floor.

(This will make sence later, hang in there)When I showed the house I drove over and waited to meet people.