An example she gave was a tenant ice skating on a frozen swimming pool; I think the tenant fell through the ice and sued the landlord since skating on the frozen pool wasn't forbidden on the lease.

That means if you are buying from an owner occupant that you can get credit for their homestead exemption and if the owner had other perks like frozen taxes for being over 65 in some counties you get the frozen rate that first year. 

They survive fine under the ice in the winter, as long as the container isn't frozen completely solid.  

Properties will look great in terms of cash flow after a renovation and few things are going wrong. 5 or 10 years down the road you start having problems with refrigerators, stoves, heat pumps, gutters, frozen pipes, dead beat tenants, and everything else in the world.

They ship frozen pizzas nationwide so I usually get an order once/year for a taste of home.

Over 1000 of us account holders have had our accounts frozen and face 10% lean on the account to cover a ponzu scheme that a man named De Clerk, (The owner and operator of APS), was running with cash in our accounts.I personally open my account in December 2013, had done my due geologist by running searches on the Internetand found only positive comments on APS.  

Already bad credit not that much further to go down in score.The chapter 13 is worse than a chapter 7 in that your credit is frozen in the crapper for years until the chapter 13 is discharged after the full payment plan of 3 years etc. is finished.

The point being essentially the Mortgagee should be allowed to survive frozen but attached if the Borrower is going to work through a plan.  

See it just means you can make more offers and not deal with frozen locks on houses, lol

Check with your REIA, boiler is a different story,and hard to say, have the pipes frozen?