The executor of the estate has no interest in the house and HUD has been dragging their feet for 4 or 5 years now.In the meantime our neighborhood has this ugly, boarded up, ripe for squatting house just sitting there.Is there any recourse against HUD or other lenders in a case like this?

Considering the uncertainty of the market and economy, is this a good time for a newbie to take action or should we sit on our hands and wait for certainty again, whether the market goes up or down?

I'm going to sit back and wait and see how he does. 

I have been sitting on the capital without being able to make use of it waiting and waiting, I am done waiting.

As for saving and making a better life that sounds good until you find yourself with three kids who all need clothes and food and you’re a single parent not making enough to get to a point where you can start saving and stop looking at your next check a week away while you’re sitting around broke.

I am sitting on some cash and interested to invest in my geography, which is currently Cape Cod, MA, 

Interesting idea and from where I sit, could be a good thing. 

Get the realtor to push selling the first house and sit tight for a while or try to keep going and start building the 2nd house.I welcome any advice.

I was looking for deals in Dundee when I first arrived in Omaha, but things changed so now I am looking at Benson because prices are more reasonable and cash flow is better.I should mention that I buy off the MLS, so my strategy involves sitting around waiting for that needle in the haystack to come on market, then being one of the first people to make an offer.

I’ve been sitting around for the past few days due to this virus situation and decided to run some Capex numbers on a typical house for the Tampa area.