Foreclosure is a lengthy process.

We proceeded to have a lengthy conversation about rentals, tenants, etc.

After lengthy conversations with my partners, attorney, and accountant - we arrived at where you are.

As soon as you have a major expense (roof, furnace, AC, major tenant damage, and lengthy eviction, etc., etc.) you're going to be seriously hurting.

(Providing there isn't a lengthy list of course.)

I do know, from having made offers, that I have had to sign numerous papers, including mold, pool safety, lead based paint, etc, and a lengthy purchase contract.

The holding time can be unreasonably lengthy.

I have tried to explain that we get equity in the house as the mortgage gets paid and we both benefit when the house is sold; also, my sister comes into town and stays here for rather lengthy visits whenever she wants so its not like she's not benefiting from her investment, too.

I agree, I personally have much more success with postcards than lengthy letters.

Now that there's no longer a lengthy owners redemption period, it might be a source of deals.