It needed $18,000 worth of tuck pointing and had a questionable breaker box.

Email from management when I was away for a weekend saying that a neighbor called and said they smelt something weird ( I was gone a day by this point) and maintenance went into my apartment and found my freezer door was "left ope"n and chicken was rotten...in a day...next day I find my gf's $1,000 ring was "missing"...after searching all over, finally found it tucked in the back of the 3rd drawer down in the dresser it was sitting on..hmmmm4.

It'd take a full week of work just to pack that stuff into a moving tuck.

An example would be a house tucked behind another and you cross the other property to get out because it's a shorter path than going around.

Also, the property is tucked away in a B- neighborhood with low visibility.

Can I just deboard some of these notes that have little chance of working out from the servicer and tuck them away for safe keeping just in the off chance that the property sells or re-fis?

I think it would be just like the real estate home market, people are tucking in for the winter.  

John Kesner I subbed out all interior painting and drywall, electrical, most plumbing, Windows, trim, wood floor, sod, landscaping, tub refinish, tree trimming, tuck pointing, counter tops, roof and flashing repair, and final clean.

I have been using Mike Tuck, in Blacksburg, for several years, and highly recommend him.

This does not only refer to the city of Los Angeles mandate, where soft story retrofitting is already required and owners have 7 years to remedy, this was a multi family unit in San Gabriel with tuck under parking.