Most likely the state where the property is located is where lawsuits would be brought if they are something for personal injury like a trip and fall or something of that nature because the “cause of action” arose in that state.

But, if something doesn't change in the economy, they will fall behind on credit cards, then mortgages, and things will begin to fall. 

utm_source=...I think the nearest Hospital is 26-30 minutes away - maybe too far for a tired nurse to get off her shift and drive sleep.Does the salmon run go thru that river in the fall? 

They will also not have Worker's Comp, which makes YOU liable for any injuries to his workers if they should fall off the roof.Go with the more expensive guy.

Maybe you are falling a bit short and don't even know it?

Quote from @Joe Homs: @Arron Paulino That is my issue with the loan being called due, but I am thinking it should just fall on the buyer once the title is transferred.

Where does Mineral Bluff and Morganton fall? 

You mention fraud, but never actually describe who is the victim or how.

I think this because the fall is a buyers market since there are less buyers (you could get a good deal on the purchase) and the springtime in Chicagoland typically is a sellers market (you could sell for a premium) since so many buyers come in to buy.

but then i see where prices are falling in some areas of Austin .. maybe overbuilding ?