People lost their homes in the crash because they lost their jobs, and also partly because they were in loans that they couldn't control.

If the IRS questions you on that you have already lost...even if you ultimately win.

If something sounds to good to be true it generally is and some companies will keep ramping up fees in smaller increments to get the buyer more committed to them in lost money if the deal is not funded.There are lender deposits that go to appraisal,phase one, survey,site inspection,etc.

I didn't expect that representation to cost me anything (unless you're simply referring to the "lost" 3% commission I would make by representing myself). 

I lost a lot of bids, but finally bought what I wanted at the right price.

I guess the little I have been around this business, my trust in others have been lost :)

This was a good post but myself, like many others is lost with a lot of the language here in this post.

Landlords tried that in California and White settlement, Texas tried and lost.

Then I went to so TX and sw FL to invest in lost properties or properties in trouble.

Hey @Jake Kucheck I'm going to be the first to admit - I am lost reading that article!