If one person is passed away the title needs to be "joint tenancy with right of survivorship" or something similar depending on the state in order for the surviving owner to be able to legally sell the property.  

Kind of like being lost in the woods I suppose...you’ve got access to a whole forest of resources, but without the survival knowledge, the chances of getting through enough cold nights and hungry days to figure it all out are pretty low.

As everyone and their mother has decided to get into real estate investing lately including myself I feel that only the strong will survive.

., and you need to be well-capitalized to absorb those shocks if you want to survive for the long haul.    

He did not survive.. however he did it in the back yard while sitting in his lawn chair. 

The borrower no longer owes you any money even though your lien survives.  

My w2 income is all I need to survive (and then some).  

The willow bent when it must and survived

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