Got every penny of my loan back, plus all the interest and late fees that had accrued.I can't even tell you the relief I felt holding the check in my hand, after that 15-month battle.It's funny...you know, Bigger Pockets also helped equip me with the info I needed to acquire eight rental properties in 2013/2014--and sure, I'm thankful for all of that guidance too.

When it's important, you can stick to your guns (wow factor items) but otherwise there's a lot of deferring to the path of least resistance.For example:I'd like the spiral staircase to the roof deck located inside >> rejoisting roof supports, building a shed on top vs a hatch, possible bulk plane issues, taking up too much space to leave room for doors, $$$$ >> okay fine the staircase can stay outside >> team breathes a sigh of relief, I simply sighAlso, I always want to start shopping for finishes so they're ready to go when we need them - especially since I look for those special finds that aren't available on demand - but there's no convenient place to put them before we've done floors and drywall.  

But it would be a great financial relief to at least have a duplex to cover a mortgage.Originally I wanted to research more about wholesaling and flipping, and so on.

The news of it being up for sale has created a little bit of relief to some and opportunities for some builders.

The interesting issue that the court dealt with which is instructive from an asset protection standpoint is related to the Alaska DAPT Statute itself, Alaska § 34.40.110(k), specifically states:“A court of this state [Alaska] has exclusive jurisdiction over an action brought under a cause of action or claim for relief that is based on a transfer of property to a trust that is the subject of this section.”In other words, the Alaska statute purports to have sole control over determining whether any transfers to the trust shall be deemed fraudulent.

We should start seeing better buying opportunities as new builds are completed and as the mortgage relief/ moratorium ends we may begin seeing Foreclosures again. 

No relief if tenants are not in a financial bind and/or reach out to us first. 

So far only one tenant has asked for relief and she is catching up.

FTC, California DFPI Case Leads to Ban Against Operators of Mortgage Relief Scam Home Matters USA | Federal Trade CommissionOffering to buy their homes and "Save their credit" or "Save them from foreclosure" could innocently put you in the state or federal regulator's crosshairs.

He is now serving 9 years, but its no reliefe for me lol.