He doesn't morally believe in walking from the home that he owes money for.

Moral of the story, you get the point, that is how it actually works.

And the moral of the story?

@Charlie Morales step 1 is to learn everything you can.

If you area was full of crime would you sell or keep i mean i would buy the property at much cheaper price safety is the priority if you was investor would you buy a potentially profitable property great deal but lots...

If you don't have these pieces of information, no fancy real estate deal analysis software being peddled by the real estate money gurus will help you.On the other hand, if you have all that verified financial and house payment information from the seller, you can do all the real estate deal analysis you need on a paper napkin and be successful.What's the moral of this story?

@Mario Morales, you can calculate it every year or for any range of years!

And the only thing that sometimes hurt me in D. was that he is soooooooooo honest and he wouldn't do anything which doesn't comply to his moral values, His honor is just huge, and I certainly respect it a lot.I live in so called "depressed" area in CA, and I had cash on top of everything else (credit score, job, etc.) and I had NIGHTMARES for a year I was going through the real estate process that D. could leave me and I'd have to again deal with slow, lazy and unprofessional real estate agents.K. is D.'

The difference being some of the informed have morals and won't sell people down the river for a buck.These people selling systems know it is easier to do that then find the actual deals.Being successful in real estate is hard work folks even if you know what you are doing.

Is it to solicit money, gain moral support, or something else?