If your intent is to simply lower your monthly payouts you would be farther ahead to sell the house and rent.Letting money die a slow death in a property is a painful thought when you understand the true opportunity value of cash.

I feel your pain and frustration but there are techniques in the REI game that must be learned before one becomes successful at a particular REI strategy.

Was it a pain changing residences often?

Greek citizens are rightfully upset they're going to have to feel the pain of their government's extravagance.

You're looking for DESPERATE sellers - those sellers that will do ANYTHING to stop their pain.

Sad thing though, we had to dilerbaretly go late, just to get the lenders to help us..then, at the cost of our FICO's tanking, all the house of cards came tumbling down (credit card apr's went up-no surprise-refi's we were in the middle of-other properties-went South, etc..)...at least for all that pain, and suffering, this is a nice little surprise.Thanks for your reply.Vivienne

Take a look at the current elected administration and their platform of taking from the evil rich (who work, have liability and inherent risk) and giving to the deserving poor (who complain about that their 40 hour work week is too long because it interferes with their TV watching time).

If the cost is too high, you could offer to run the cable yourself, which is the most pain-in-the-butt part of the process, then let them do the hookup.

Co-ops can be such a pain in the you know what.

That may be quick and easy or long and painful, depending on the state, but you have an avenue to do something.When you sell subject to, you have ZERO rights.