She might sell it.She might lease it until the market/payoff is more favorableShe might have the loan modifiedShe might be able to refi it and lower paymentsShe cold make the bank an offerShe could stop paying and move it to a short saleShe could stop paying and do a deed-in-lieu but if not accepted, She could go to foreclosureShe might work any of the above options in concert with otheroptions ecept the last three.Then according to some and where she is, she might sneak by allowing the foreclosure to start and then go to court with the robo filings or other claims.Not knowing any more, I'm out of thoughts at the moment.

I'm off to see my daughter play the Viola in at her schools concert.

Back when family farmers were being foreclosed on, John Mellencamp wrote a song, and Willie Nelson was promoting concerts in support of family farmers.

My wife is going to a chick concert with our daughter that weekend so I will be unable to attend, must be home with the two little ones.Hopefully we can do this again soon.

I showed her how the previous owners had taken 3 bedroom 1 bath and concerted it into a 1 bedroom 1 bath.

Thanks Scott to bolster me up :).I have enough time for this and no one must be scared about my suggestions for this deal.Steve, thanks for your advice, the bank and the owner act in concert to sort out the mess.

There is a pretty "western" feel but pretty diverse culturally - concerts, symphony, opera, several threater companies.

I, like the thousands others that pop up here every month, am new on BiggerPockets and have no actual real estate investing experience to speak of.So, like everyone - or maybe not everyone- I’ve been reading books and making a concerted effort to learn.

They have a huge hotel, and there are restaurants and a concert venue on site.

Staples Center Concert prices will be double or triple Riverbend concert prices.