I also had an issue with roots growing in the line and it caused a problem with the toilet and sink on the first floor.  

America needs to get back to its roots of operating on a free enterprise system, driven by supply and demand.

Many times buyers are new to this and have an idea in their head that might not be rooted in reality.REIT's, and funds with cash are secondary due to the fact they generally do not want a relationship but just things on a deal by deal basis.Third level is partnerships ( family, business associates ) where the people know each other etc.

I do agree those are likely the root causes but, I know a lot of people that got divorced and they didn't have a foreclosure.I know a lot of people that lost their job, and they didn't reach foreclosure.

You might have taken out a 15-year loan to get the loan paid off in half the time, and might even be making extra payments, or perhaps signed up for one of those biweekly loan programs, all to enable you to get rid of the mortgage just as quickly as possible.You do all of these things, of course, for a very basic and deep-rooted reason: because your parents taught you that you should never a have mortgage, and the key to the American Dream is to own your home outright.Yet, a Big 30-Year Mortgage Is BestAlthough your parents’ advice once made sense, today it is completely wrong.

I've just received a job offer out of state (a return to my roots).

Then they found the root of the problem: A broken pipe 5 foot deep under the drive way!

Mr Krulac do you maybe have roots from Croatia?

I'm rooting for Detroit and Michigan in general.

Go after the root of the problem, not the symptoms and side effects.Unfortunately identifying a group of people as a clear problem and danger has always been a way to get support by wanna be leaders and dictators.