I appreciate the opportunity to make my mistakes here in this forum and via email as opposed to out in the world.

And I'll definitely be checking the nickels and dimes on my settlement statement from now on!

According to a recent article published by the Huffington Post, former employees of Bank of America have filed sworn statements about the bank’s unethical conduct toward borrower’s seeking loan mods or due process on foreclosure.

Got 4 bids-$1.4 million$1.5 million$1.8 million$3.3 millionI shot the guy at 3.3 an email saying I think you might have a typo or calculation error, all the other bids were in the 1.4-1.8 range.

Atlisource was very slow to respond to emails and calls.

You will receive an email with directions on how to set up your account with us.

first thing you need to do is get the owners permission to enter the house. this can be done via email, snail mail or whatever. enter the house either with a key the owner has sent you or break in, provided you have the owners permission. the most important thing here is that the bank my have a vested intrest in the house. if it has been foreclosed on, the bank is the owner and the only owner. banks have been dropping their intrests in houses recently if it doesn;t make sense to hold on to it. when they do this, the usually file a release of lein with the county or register of deeds. if this has happened, the original owner now owns the place and you can buy directly from him. check things out first. good luck

I only ask cause I constantly hear people make similar statements to this but very very rarely meet a person who validates those claims of "they believe" and "their view is often".

He who has the least debt is the most competitive.Personally, I disagree with these statements...at least in some circumstances...The first statement is mathematically incorrect.

I just got my settlement statement (HUD-1) today and the appraisal fee is listed at $635!