I think people need to realize that when these deals take place, it's the motivation to cure some sort of unpleasant situation that makes them possible, so price isn't what the negotiations revolve around. 

At that point the investor will have to come to the table to cure the loan prior to foreclosure. 2- Buy high equity properties 30%+ and outright sell the property.

Account Closed The intent of the rule, and the fact that you shared information about where the money was being held, and that they did not provide an inquiry and give you the opportunity to cure the issue...I would not lose any sleep on this one.

I recently looked at a house that I'm interested in purchasing as a rental with a section 8 tenant in place who wants to stay after the change of ownership.Me: Why is there a porta-potty in the yard, is there a problem with the sewage in the house?

Your other childish arguing of "prove the sun sets in the west, SHOW ME or else it isn't real", well if your incapable of lifting a finger to learn anything, I am not here to cure your problems."

We won’t cure the supply problem with new construction, not for years anyway.

I can also clear a blocked sewage line by reading a book, watching a video, etc., but is that what I really want to do?

We've have to replace roofs, main line sewage failure, fires, evictions, etc.

If you have several properties versus one they are more likely to work with you.You can sell one off to cure another loan.

Zillow won’t tell you that the neighborhood you’re looking in is next to a cement plant or worse, a wastewater plant that wreaks like sewage half the day.