If the answer is No way keeping the faith...still seeing the crash coming...I want to hear from you.....

I ended up choosing a faith based company a couple of years ago.

I remember when I first arrived here, you and 3 others were faithfully, and quite bluntly giving me tons of constructive criticism.

As long as you have th emoney to carry it you could be a faith investor but this will limit your ability to expand your investments.

I think as long as they have made a good faith effort to get things done, you should hold on to the deal.

If you suggested this scenario today, I'm sure people would scoff at how impossible it would be for the world to have so little faith in the dollar the US government would have to issue debt in a foreign currency.

And, because I was there, I sometimes, but rarely answer questions on BP so that the community can leverage my response.Definite Plans + Faith + Emotion + Action = AchievementBe your own leader.  

Realtors are not happy that people are buying and selling around them and that is to be expected in any market or business.Just have faith and create your own way.

Most local turnkey providers can only provide so much and often it's a leap of faith on behalf of the buyer based on their conversations, own research, intuition and feedback they receive from the TKP.

The redemption period begins at the time of the sheriff’s sale, not when the sale is confirmed.The defendant owner’s redemption period may be shortened or extinguished if the court finds the property is not occupied in good faith or is abandoned.