True, banks are re-negotiating may bad loans but it's impossible for them to stop all or even a decent percent of foreclosures.

It is physically impossible for them to perform on both.

The owners seem to wait until the last minute at which point it's virtually impossible to do anything.The good news is you really had no deal at all until you obtained a payoff from the lender and/or trustee and had title run.You didn't say what the value of the house was though. $60,000 equity in a $100,000 house is a slam dunk.

Virtually impossible to get rid of and can cause serious illness, even death in rare cases.

It's nearly impossible to get great deals anymore.

Now since the market here in LA, CA is through the roof and impossible to provide any positive cash flow, I decided to look elsewhere in the country.

Philadelphia lost 25% of its population in 50 years and went from 2 to 1.5 millions.I am personnaly from MD (DC area) and I am looking to buy something outside my state where prices more than doubled in 5 years and where it is almost impossible for small investors to find something with a nice cash flow now.By the way I visited your site.

He will clean these up as well when he logs on next.Although spamming is virtually impossible to stop, it is very nice that Josh stays on top of it here so that we can all play in a clean environment.

I know that is simplistic, but it doesn't seem impossible, as long as I/my bank can assure the seller that the deal will close.thanks for the info!

It is possible to buy a property with none of your own money, but it is nearly impossible to build and operate a business with no money and bad/no credit.