Stick through the growing pains and your results will be quickly noticed!

But, yes, the concern is that you have to evict the tenant buyer can claim they have an equitable interest in the property, forcing a foreclosure rather than eviction.I've also heard of stating in the option agreement, where rent credits would be covered, that any late payment results in all rent credits being forfeited.

Hopefully the proforma doesn't match the curb appeal photo.

Failure to do so will result in the closure and removal of this discussion.

Don't take pity, don't be emotional . . . doing this will result in greater losses and more problems for you.

Sometimes you see lots of mortgages in place, because you did not look for a satisfaction or lien release that matches up with some mortgage.

Isn't it amazing how the liberal left are always trumpeting the "will of the people" until the results are not to their liking?

You can call it speculation, or whatever name you choose, but the end result is cash in the pocket and the abilty to repeat.

The end result is that we'll be forced to live within our means; to actually save money; to have a lower standard of living; to actually start manufacturing things again in the US; and to be more self-sufficient (without all the government handouts).

Actually, there wer several members who were out of hand, and as a result, we had to remove the discussion.I hope to have the thread up once again after removing all the unacceptable posts within it.