And now with this bizarre winter freeze, we'll have a heating bill as well.

If you can’t get in touch with anyone, leave the thermostat on 50 degrees to prevent a freeze-up and leave the premises.

It's entirely due to the weather and geographic location of the property.When I lived in Arizona, finding tenants in the winter was easy because no one wanted to move when it was 110+ outside.Here in Wisconsin, finding tenants in the winter is difficult because no one wants to move when it's freezing and/or snowing outside.FWIW,Mike

If there has been a recent spike in values going up in the last 30 to 60 days most likely do not count it.It is most likely from a freeze on the foreclosures and a false spike in the market with supply and demand.Once other properties are released the values will go down most likely further with a flooding of the market just like what happened with the home buyer tax credit when it expired.Now that you have your payoff amount and data have the agent run market values for the bottom 50% of solds.Then have the agent take away average concession,commissions,closing costs,etc. to give you your net number which is the payoff to the bank.Subtract that from your payoff amount to get an estimate of cash to close.If it's a small number maybe you just get a promissory note.If It's a huge amount you could do promissory and than file BK afterwords.If you have a ton of other debt you need to wipe out a ch 7 might be best for you anyways.Short sales impact your credit scores but you can get back up after about 1 year.Hope this helps.

If that is done correctly there will be no issues with water and freeze/thaw cycle.I figured it might be $200k for the 1 mile.

He said that she would be liable for the rest of the lease and because nobody turned the elec. on, any damage (if any) done due to freezing pipes.My Position on the Situation…I feel that she did her part for the lease and it is not her fault that the new tenant fell through.

I never can seem to get my helpers to understand that latex paint needs to go in the basement where it won't freeze...I also store furniture and housewares.

And as you remember, the whole crisis in 2008 wasn't a housing crisis per se, it was a liquidity freeze.

Does the app ever give you any issues( freezing, glitches, and etc)?

It also sounds as though those rent payments are in limbo due to Check Commerce's freeze.