Yes, she won, but the toll it took on her emotionally and financially was, in her own words, devastating and not worth it.

But they are not.Motivation is an emotional thing, not a logical thing.So back to all these strategies each with advantages and disadvantages.

Not to mention the emotional toll it takes on a property owner and the aftermath of finally getting your property back then perform expensive repairs.

Not to mention the  emotional toll it takes on a property owner and the aftermath of finally getting your property back then perform expensive repairs.  

Typically for real estate deals you can only sue for actual damages, you cannot sue for emotional distress.

This isn’t indicative of most unrepped buyers offers though, they usually just call or text and throw out a number with no clue how to write an actual offer, and expect the listing agent to do all the work for them writing it up then hold their hand throughout the whole sales process dealing with all their emotions and illogical decisions and bs like a buyers agent would. 

@Marco PadillaIt's easy for us to say all this because we have experienced it; the initial visceral reaction to a large loss is emotional can you give us more color when you are back in country?

Yes, she's probably a little emotional, but she's pregnant.

Nights, weekends, irrational/emotional clients (this last one goes just as much of owner-occupants as it does for investors).  

That's what those under-educated so-called financial expert fools advising HUD gravely FAILED IN THEIR LACK OF INTELLIGENCE TO FIGURE OUT BEFORE CREATING THIS brow-beating, emotionally-destructive, mentally painful, soul despairing REVERSE MORTGAGE INDUSTRY!