The first thing Account Closed should do, from what I've learned, is take six months of living expenses out of her inheritance and sock it away in an emergency account and pretend it doesn't exist - she's already shared with us that they have a very high cost of living and low savings, which means that if it weren't for this inheritance, they might be like me and may have a hard time weathering a bad car breakdown or a hospital trip with their current income, let alone a huge real estate investment going awry and really hurting their livelihood.Once you have those accounted for, and you've identified the scope of the property you'd like to tackle, you'll want to put away some reserves for it ahead of time just to make sure you don't have zero set aside for Week 1 issues.

:pissed: Welcome to the art of panhandling I mean why work when you can easily sucker people in giving you money by pretending your homeless.

Most people pretend that the fate of the world rests on their shoulders... lol.Newsflash: If you're middle class, you might as well pretend you have NO money. 

Pretend you close and give them some time, what if they dont leave?

Unlike victoria who pretended to give you a direct a answer i will give you a real one.

Pretend the home owner has an ARM, went through a hardship, fell behind 4.5 months, and then came current.

Unfortunately there are a lot of people out there pretending to be someone that they are not or otherwise looking to steal others money.

That is not practicing law and I won't pretend to be a lawyer on BP. 

Pretend you are making a packet for a judge.

I still enjoy this forum but let's not pretend it hasn't morphed into a totally different animal the last few years.