In many slow markets (Michigan) people are doing subject-to's like crazy, if the bank called all of the loans due, the market would implode.

My husband is self-employed and he's coming up on a slow time.

section=money_latestIf you have a senator insider doing a report, on any bank, and leaks it to the public causing a 1.3 BILLION cash withdrawal in one weekend, I'd say that's a formula to make any bank go bankrupt.

(people who try to slow you down or stop your forward movement)In business... the worst enemy is the one that makes you think it was your idea to quit.

Cross the "t" and dot the "i" and don't be afraid to take it slow, in fact I suggest you stay away from anything that feels like a fire drill.

It is very simple and BP makes it very easy for you to do.For example: A recent article by Chris Clothier. http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2012/07/18/are-appraisers-part-of-the-problem-with-slow-housing-price-recovery/#comment-107417 Can look like this: A recent article by Chris Clorthier.Short version[ url=http://www.whateverwebsiteyouwant] Text that people can click.[ /url]Just remove the space before url in both the first "url tag" and the ending "url tag".

Mistake:  Losing a qualified tenant because I was too slow to sign her.Last week a very qualified applicant for my rental called me 2 hours before the lease signing and informed me she was bailing out.  

This has really slowed down the approval process for us so we may end up having them fill out the app through mysmartmove.com just to try and keep things moving with them.  

Of course I realize if they actually can do these then I can understand why they are slow.

Well I don't believe in taking cash out of properties, but as long as you go SLOW on this plan you shouldn't have any problem.