Maybe the house was a wreck before the fire?

If you cannot pay, and you cannot convince the bank that they should continue accepting payments from you, then the bank will foreclose on the property and that will wreck your seller's credit.When someone is happy, they will tell 1 person.

House was a wreck, now it is best looking house in neighborhood but it is not selling since August.

You have a ton more children at the home and children can wreck havoc at the place.

Was it idle discussion or was it more in hope that someone might listen and see the train wreck that might be about to happen?

Things I will hold off on is new flooring especially if I have a good belief that the tenant will wreck it again anyway. it is 16 degree below zero currently in my town about 40 below with wind chill.

If you merge through lieu deed, you will loose all your foreclosure rights and junior lien holders will become senior to your ownership.It just seems the idea here is to hurry up and take title via DIL to get out from the speeding train wreck that this could become.

A simple oops on your math can wreck a good deal.

They've only posted external photos which leads me to believe it's a wreck inside.Comps/recently sold in the area are $400K+, however these homes are in much better condition and have significant remodeling.Should I base my MAO on land value solely?

(Me buying it wrecked and me selling it pretty).