There was no reason to come after me other than just being ugly," she said.AARP issued a paper in 2006 recommending a bill of rights for owners, including the right to be secure against foreclosure, for full disclosure of rules and the right to vote on changes to the rules.

But I remember a post I read on flipping paper to raise capital that you put down about $5000 for a deposit and have the contract made assignable to whoever you wanted so you could flip it for a small %.

I've been looking in my community local paper in the Legal Notice section where Pre-Foreclosure notices are posted.

I saw the notice of default and drove to the neighborhood and talked to the owner who happened to be in the front yard getting his paper.

Look in the paper for advertisements and have an agent pull up listings on the MLS.

She's driving neighborhoods and doing pretend cash flow analyses and running scenario after scenario in her mind and on paper.

That does not mean that they show you papers from their insurance carrier.

This has already happened and bankrupted people here in Orlando; I remember reading about it in the paper a few months back.A likely result in this market, with a legitimate company looking out for a win win situation, is that they end up having to hold onto the house for longer than they hope, taking lower amount of money if they do find a buyer, or dipping into cash reserves to keep from losing your shirt.HOWEVER, there's also a much worse possibility: They buy the home with a low price and using your credit, then they find a lender who gives them an equity loan as a line of credit or a straight second mortgage [without your knowledge].

Days on market is over 1 year and very little is moving except the low end of the market and houses that are priced in the stratosphere (there was an article in today’s paper about a home that sold for over $1,000/ sq ft).

I've seen an ad in the paper where the investor was looking for people with I think a self directed ira to put up funds into houses.