We have begun the lengthy process of eviction.

As with most who catch the bug, my mind seems to be completely consumed with thoughts dealing with this common bond that brings us all together.I was thinking earlier about my first experiences with REI meetups.

US stocks have been overvalued for years without a crash, real bond yields are negative in most of the world.

Investing in real estate is not that different than stocks, bonds, precious metals, art or whatever.

Most mortgage money comes from bonds issued and as Bryan mentioned, are holding up the capital requirements.Mortgages in default are not shown at their face amount as assets.

Six month length is fairly standard but you have the flexibility to set it at what you want.Most knowledgeable private lenders will want a first mortgage lien or promissory note along with being listed as a mortgagor on the insurance policy.

After hours of lengthy heated discussions she basically said, I'm screwed and I don't need to file a grievance with the board of Realtor's because she isn't even a member, so im out of luck.I ended up throwing a few grand onto my offer, but I guess i'll have to find another.Any Advice?

Fixed rate mortgage loans are not based on the prime rate, but the 10 year treasury, bond market, or Libor.

I know this is a bit lengthy, thanks in advance.

Stocks are in the top quintile of historical valations based on all of these measures, and this makes it HIGHLY likely that stocks will perform poorly over the next decade Bonds at 2% on the 10yr treasury, same story, very expensive.I know this is off-topic for this thread, but I'm concerned that folks just hear this "stocks have averaged 9%" mantra from the brokerage community and go with it.