His loan isn't dead.

Finding housing in the dead of winter is usually not anywhere near as easy as finding housing in the spring & summer.

It's a zoo, totally crazy but at least you have the opportunity to press the flesh with live asset managers.

Anything in a property above 75% ltv is generally dead equity as it's there but you cannot access is unless you sell as most lender will not go above that ratio to pull cash out.

Your first borrower could drop dead the next day or you may do 100 deals and never have an issue.

From 2013 to now he probably made out wellMay bad  you kicked up an old dead thread lol come to think of it ,that is a good question now that the time has passed I’m curious to know myself 

The drop dead tactics to collectors only apply to third-parties, again, at the federal level.

This thread sure came back from the dead!

Try digging into the title more (for example how did the dead owner come into title in first place?).  

Anyway, I don't want to beat a dead horse and the postings on this subject are acedemic at best.