Although both A&B are horrible outcomes, it’s impossible to say which is worse because nobody knows if either the stock market or housing market will continue to decline or begin to increase, and at what rate.

So I'm curious to find out who've done these kinds of deals with contractors and what the outcome has been.

There are no right or wrong ways of doing things, each providing a result that can be assessed and worked on from the learning that the outcome provides.

I've explored a few of these avenues to try to find both serious investors & motivated sellers, except for some odd reason the outcome has been poor.

When you start thinking in this manner you will buy more because you aren’t emotionally attached to the outcome of any one house.

Essentially you're choosing keywords that searchers can be typing in and if they type in a specific keyword, Google will display your site.It'll be too much information for one thread.

Sounds like the outcome may not even be that good.

If I had to guess, I'd say there's more falling to come.I'll try to figure out if Case-Shillers terms allow using their data for a public display, and how to get it into readable form and see if I can put it up here somewhere.

With your rationale, we should all walk away from our home, auto, student loans, alimony, child support and any other contactual agreements we made just because we don't like their outcome.

New Frontier Bank, Greeley, COCape Fear Bank, Wilmington, NC I believe we've hit another familiar tipping point with New Frontier's takeover outcome.