For $4M you could literally live in a castle in beautiful Summerlin in a brand new construction home in a gaurd gated community with manicured streets and Whole Foods and 10/10 schools nearby.

One was they had too many deals going and didn't want to spend the time one so they decided to just "cut their losses" and sell it as is. 

The underwriter may also take the position that as long as payments are being made on the Deed of Trust (DOT), their insured has not suffered a loss so they don't need to do anything. 

We have studied this and most of the energy loss comes from the floor vents, the windows and doors and even the outlet covers.

I don't want to see anyone profit at the expense of someone eles's loss, especially their home they put so much loving care into!

Second, those who retain servicing are concerned with capacity to process loss mit and loan workouts so they don’t want any investor loans or loans secured by the primary residence of investors because, statistically, investors are more likely than less sophisticated borrowers to strategically default.

The point of making money at the end is to have consumption of things you want, now that might be food, gas money, your internet bill, and yes your housing. 

There is an incredible volume of rules that will impact QBI reporting as it relates to losses, loss carryforwards, how they net against each other, what happens when losses are released.

Both actually suffered losses during the downturn in March, granted it wasn't a lot, but it was still losses and the upside in both accounts was only 4% on a good year and more likely less.

It might be better to cut your losses now rather than gamble on cashflow, potential vacancy and declining values.