my head's spinning...but seriously...I thought there was some law that a person cannot benefit from a short sale/foreclosure cuz the govt is trying to avoiding everybody doing that.if there is not law, heck, I'll just SS my house & live here for free for awhile & then rent from the next owner at half my mortgage.

Hence, if the meter is one of the older analog models, you'll see the wheel spinning around thus occupied; if it is a digital model, you should see the digits increase thus occupied.Also, go read all of the notices left on the door already.

(I'm sure many would disagree, but you can spin your wheels with FSBOs.

(minus maybe the "repeat" and allow the equity to work for my brother) The wheels keep spinning.....Thanks again to everybody who has participated in this discussion.

Get a dose of Reality and go talk to the manager at your Bank and tell them what you want to do...I guarantee their eyes will spin in their heads and not understand a word of what you plan on.

However, if you find you are spinning your wheels more than you are moving forward, take a look at these four common actions that may be to blame.Working Without BreaksInvestors tend to approach their day with the “I’m not leaving this desk until the next deal is done” attitude.

They all have a little different spin on requirements, and you need to find the one that works for you!

Everything from neglected maintenance to poorly managed financials to tyrannical despots on the board can cause your investment to spin out of control.  

Way to not care what people think.4% is a horrible return on any investment, don't care how you spin it!

I don't want to spin my wheels calling HMLs if I should be getting an offer together instead.