It's a win for the buyer who makes money from the equity and it's a lose for the homeowner who loses their home, their equity, and their credit.mdprincess,Eric gave you some excellent advice about talking with sellers.

Failing to follow these procedures to the letter may, at the least, cause you to lose more money and time, and at the worst, may cost you out of pocket!

Well, since you nudged me...I would say that going into business with a friend is the absolute best way to lose a friend.

You will not only lose money due to the lost rent, legal fees, and court costs, but tenants often do a lot of damage to the property.

the logo is a spinoff from a previous logo we created - for a personalized poster design company that my twin brother and i established a few years ago fresh out of college - we like to enjoy what we do so create logos and designs that embody our creative spirits.we are working on branding our image while we float into different ventures, Blowfish Properties is the real estate arm (or should i say fin)ha...crickets chirping...

I don't want to lose this property.

He is a consultant for investors, and invests himself in business ventures.

I can't afford to lose money on this house.

He screwed-up the payment to the furniture company, and the doctor's wife will lose her mind if the furniture delivery is delayed.

Coastal property in SC is very expensive and worse losing ability to be insured.