The thing from MikeOH's post to not overlook is: "so that you understand what the management company is doing to/for you."

I've seen some where you walk in they say hi my name is so and so if you have questions ask.

Is it any wonder the national debt is so high?

One concern though is that since there is so much FREE content already on the site, you should emphasize things about it that would entice people to pay a premium.

It is so freeing to quit a bad habit.

I'm not concerned with respect to a deficiency resulting in a 1099-C, as a seller is protected against either via the Mortgage Debt Relief Act (owner-occ) or via insolvency (non-owner occ), although educating and convincing a misinformed lay person or realtor can be quite a challenge on the tax forgiveness issue as well.Another frequent objection from sellers and agents alike is that because my offer is so low, it will create an unecessary delay when they're of the belief the bank will most likely deny a "lowball" investor offer in the end - and all those weeks or months in which an offer at or close to market value could've been accepted were forfeited in vain.

Thanks, I appreciate your input.Is there even a deal to be made in pre-foreclosure that is so far underwater?

This is so true.

The title office said this happens all the time where unsatisfied mortgages pop up right when the deal is so close to being done.

Thanks Joshand as crappy as this situation is, you know that someone believes that BP is so influential as a website that they thought it important enough to hack.