It's a kind of a Trojan horse approach where the question seems, "what do you think it's worth?"

I don't want to confuse you and put the carriage before the horse here so get bundles of reading in first.

Actually go camping this summer, ride my horses, spend 5 hours a week helping others.

Subtract out the rehab costs and your built-in fee and get a mortgage amount for her.Then get on your white horse and offer to solve all her problems, take away all her anxiety and headaches, AND produce an monthly income for her.

One more term I've heard a couple of times lately is a "stalking horse bidder" anyone care to explain that one?

I suggest you go to the horse's mouth, google "CFPB" Consumer Financial Protection Board.

Just beating a dead horse . . . not a deal.

I'm told the liens equate to about $88,000.Property Details: 4BR/2BA, Log Home, 2300sqft, 2 story, balcony’s on both floors, located on just over 5 acres of land, detached garage, stables for horses and about 2.5acres of fenced pasture.

Agents are also considered same and I would argue so are RE professionals.I stand by my opinionated position and will accept yours as well, no need to beat the horse anymore, I think the community has enough opinions on both sides here now.

No need to beat a dead horse.