Like, total criminal running the thing, bad finances, no reserve fund yet, dues kept artificially low, etc.

According to Tom Barrack, CEO of Colony Capital (which manages nearly $50B) distressed single family housing is one of the most attractive investments of the past 20 years because government intervention has kept affordability artificially high (due to low interest rates) and you can buy below replacement cost even after the expense of fixing up the property.

If it's a puddle, maybe we should look up and fix the leaky ceiling that's causing it.We may be able to dry up the puddle, but it's artificially solving the problem.

It was artificially interrupted.

I understand awesomeness of computers, I also understand we don't have artificial intelligence yet.Some people understand statistical relevance, the rest don't.The way I see it is that those who believe they can predict future occurrences on a property based on historical data from a huge population simply enjoy the exercise.

The artificial 'due date' was put forth by the CC company.

Its intended to avoid fraud associated with improperly flipped houses where the value on the resale is artificially inflated in order to defraud the lender.

In a normal market a foreclosure is not considered a normal sale between a willing seller and a willing and able buyer because it will artificially skew the numbers.This is not a normal market.

The last 7 years were a real estate market that was pretty screwed up and artificial.

The payoff comes when you artificially raise the market and sell it off.