If anyone does, they hit a jackpot.

Bank of Akron is a portfolio lender so they have more liberal lending products.

Now, you can invest your newly liberated 173K into a monster 865K multiplex property that should provide you with a higher cash flow.  

So you might be able to find a more liberal lender.

I graduated from college with a BA in Liberal studies and a minor in Communication.

Being from CA and all our liberal laws, someone can be used for looking at you the wrong way.

In both FL & TX there are rather liberal homestead exemptions for personal residences of people in BK.

In a more liberal venue (like Dallas County), a judge might have said, "Well, what's it hurt to delay the hearing a little bit."

So for example, a taxpayer that lost timberland property used for logging could not replace that property with a parking lot and qualify for non-recognition under Section 1033.Property that has been condemned enjoys more liberal treatment, and instead of being judged by the “similar or related in use” standard, is determined by expansive definition of like-kind similar to that of Section 1031.

The article I mentioned originally made it sound like that is a common occurrence where I think if I had someone buy one of my flips for cash I would think I hit the jackpot.