Realtors a dime a dozen don't suffer one who won't represent your best interests.

From time to time, with being at the age I am, it is necessary for you to suffer with my stories.....When I was a kid I lived in a small town, Nevada, Mo.

The increasing numbers of REOs will end up lowering the value in many markets that are already suffering.

The area you are talking about was recently written by MSN to be one of 5 of the worst states suffering the largest drop in the real estate market.

That said, I've been completely slammed for the past 3 months planning our upcoming BiggerPockets Real Estate Investing Summit in March, so article approvals have suffered as a result.

Having an ownership interest in the collateral held by a lender does not creat an obligation to them and they can not hold her to the obligation, therefore, they can't insist that she suffer any loss arising from the debt.That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

The Mortgage Debt Relief Act of 2007 covers the deficiency judgment for only primary residences, so unless your leads are okay with eating the difference between short sale and mortgage amount, I would not in good conscience recommend them to try and short sale a secondary residence unless the payments on the primary were suffering as well due to documentable hardship.

His take on it was that these developments (many of the ones in my area were built in 2005 and are in great condition)suffer the same problem as many condo developments-that with high rates of foreclosures in these developments their HOA's are suffering financially and therefore homeowners can probably look forward to assessments in the future so they aren't really a good fit for "buy and hold" investors.

One would think all of the older condos would suffer but consumer demand for all ages of condos held out.For Dogpatch median condo value for October was $1,135,000 and $940sf.

Lack of bodies (detroit has suffered publicly)?