I've rented to a lot of them in the past and many know how to milk the system for their beer and cigs, in the name of their kids.

Even if they could, they sure can't milk an extra 3% extra out of the appraiser.

I'm 25 years old myself, never graduated high school and have made quite a bit of myself so far (a tleast I like to think :lol: ) It saddens me seeing people that are older than me, still living with their parents, and milking the government for all they're worth.

The property may cash flow, but it could be that the reason for sale is that the owner tries to milk it for what it worth (or may not worth).

Sorry, HAPPENED,not happed.This morning I swung through the McD's drive through and got a large (venti) Cappuccino, whole milk, Splenda, no extra flavors and paid $3.56

That is the new got milk saying!

I only paid by the hour once 3 years ago and I fired that lazy son of a :)-&^$ for trying to milk me.

Clinton was a philandering dirt bag, but he knew how to balance a budget (well almost, if you ignore social secuirty) and knew how to milk the dot com boom for all it was worth.

The foreclosure process will vary from state to state.File is transferred to the lender or servicers BANKRUPTCY department upon filing unless it is a smaller bank.The smaller banks generally have many things rolled into one department as they do not have the default volume to justify separate departments.3 ways to dismiss in BK.The filer motions to dismiss the case.The trustee motions to dismiss the case for non-payment of the BK plan.The creditor motions for a "relief from stay" for their asset.In other words if they borrower is making the BK payment but not the regular mortgage payment the bank can ask for the asset to be pulled out of the stay.This way the bank starts to foreclose again.How a bank views the foreclosure process will depend on time lines and process for that state.From my experience banks do not like short sales while in BK as that can be viewed by the court as a collection activity against the borrower.My experience also shows that sellers are motivated to do something up until filing BK.After filing BK they get a sigh of relief for awhile.If you live in a property as your personal residence and filed BK you sure don't want to sell it.You want to milk the BK for all it's worth.The credit is usually trashed to because for many BK is a last resort after failed loan mods and many other avenues haven't worked out.

This "experience" is one reason stores like Starbucks have people shelling out $5 a cup for lousy coffee and milk - you simply cannot beat the casual, yet classy, atmosphere of their lounge-type stores, with the easy-listening jazz playing over the speakers, your poets and would-be screenwriters banging out their next masterpiece on their laptop computers, and Realtors or notaries in the corner signing offers and loan docs.