This is pretty standard stuff.

I can't imagine loan standards getting tighter than they are.

It's just I prefer self-education way more than the "standardized" education.

Bill GulleyAnd with the new international banking standards imposed by the Basel III that U.S. banks must comply with by 2015, lending will probably just stay tight.

Otherwise pretty much the standard, cut down on restaurants (dollar menu), old car (liability ins. only saves a ton), Goodwill clothes, now living in one of my rentals.

Because a real estate agent was involved we had to use the standard contract for the state and not the one that I normally use; but I made sure there was a contingency in it that allows me to assign.

The few people I know who have admit they lose money every month but they love having the properties so they keep them.Meeting the 1% rule isn't the standard here.

I'm just worried these relatively mild stresses become the new "PCA capital standards" of the liquidity world.

I'm using the standard BiggerPockets interface, though I'm completely open to alternate recommendations, as I'm clearly not having much luck with it so far (though I'm thinking operator error...).

Payment default, is one of those standard conditions although there are others.The establishment of seniority, usually through time (date of recording) has priority over interests that are granted or taken, later in time.