Jaret,I'm in a similar boat where I'm lacking the capital to get things going.

I was there on a Saturday morning for something and the husband asked me, "Are you going out on your boat later?"

Technically, not notifying/seeking approval of change in ownership makes the loan in technical default if they checked, but I haven't heard of people coming to a problem with this, because it seems like most banks don't want to rock the boat as long as you are making your payments..

Or should I let his boat and firewood stay longer?

Newbies get an intro from Alan Langston so you'll have an opportunity to chat with others in the same boat.  

I'm in the same boat as Account Closed (pun intended since we are talking about water).

While the hands went up and mine did not, I recalled thinking that the book couldn't be too great since the people who read it appeared to be in the same boat as me: in a free workshop, on the weekend, trying to financially alter our lives for the better.

I get all that, but even disregarding all the assessments, how can a huge house like that, on an inter-coastal waterway, with a 2 boat dock, go for 200k?

I'm in the same boat where I will have to wait quite a while, but it's not like I will be doing nothing for that whole time.

@Cyle Lublin I feel like I missed the boat with most of those areas (including indian village) for super good deals but maybe the new center area is one to be considered, I head that was getting some traction too.