I feel your pain.

Since there is no guaranty, I'm even further confused on the rationale for excluding.We all know that there is a psychology among investors that they want to feel like they made a good decision.

What a pain.

His goal was to buy all, he got to 7 and is throwing in the towel after 2 years of pain and over $250k loss.

If they just being a pain in the butt when someone is trying to look at the property, and they're determined to thwart a sale, there's little you can do.

I was little 2 days away from my closing.This one is painful.

I was on the other end of an escrow mistake on my last purchase and it was a pain to deal with.

It does take a lot of work to get used to it, and sometimes it's a PAIN to find the info you need, but it beats trying to get the information out of some outdated GIS three states away.

If the govt is going to maintain a stake and be part of the process, nothing like that is going to happen fast.That said, it could still cause some significant pain given that the govt would have very little interest in making a profit.

We found that staging was a pain to coordinate, and we would are getting the maximum the property will appraise for anyways.