They aren't sold, they're issued by the bank to those who pay for them and sold to an exit buyer ata % off face value the same as an mtn.

Guessing there would be some pretty specific challenges.

Let's face it, they have to live somewhere, and they still want home ownership.

OK, so realistically it would be a challenge to blow a million bucks a month.

It could be you have a badly coded script running on the site, so those 200 visitors are hogging lots of processor or database time.On the face of it, your site doesn't sound too demanding, so I'd try to find out what the problem is before jumping to a new host.

Plus, by posting on forums you don't have a face that might be called heartless or uncaring to those who are losing their homes.

The house has illegal bedrooms, faulty wiring etc, things that needed to be explained in person and was going to make an awesome shortsale.Anyhow, I specifically told him to take the realtor lockboxes off, or replace them with combination boxes and don't put the combination in the listing.Sure enough, both banks managed to get appraisals without my knowledge, and now we are facing the battle of the bank thinking its way too high of a value.Anyway, figured I would share this, its one of the first things I tell everyone.

Rent to section 8 physically challenged person and you have great tenant long term.

My ad explains that I am looking for people behind on payments, facing foreclosure, fixer uppers they can't afford to maintain, etc...However these sellers did not seem real motivated at all.

If you don't yet own the property, I'd call and ask lots and lots of questions, and if it seems possible, go in and have a face to face discussion.