Same with the taxes, and PMI.I write off half of the water bill.I put about 5 grand into the house.

The government writing checks & printing money until the ink supply is gone.

It's not just access to the MLS, more importantly it is the ability to look at many properties and write contracts yourself.

The first initial reaction of someone who see's a URL's (especially easy to remember url's) is to remember them and NOT write them down.

There's also some provision in the IRS code to avoid this tax if you are insolvent.The lender (actually, the investor who holds the loan, which is most likely someone different than who you make your payments to) will indeed write off the bad debt.

How about the real prospect software?

I currently have it listed onhttp://www.forsalebyowner.com/listing/8DC9F I have no problem, going to a lawyer to write up the contracts, I think it would be better done in that way for the time being.I currently have it listed at 179,500, which is pretty aggressively priced.

The writing has been on the wall that the industrial age has been over or ending for a long time.

If you mean they've just said "we're not going to buy", I'd try to get that in writing.

Just make sure to get their offer in writing and read thoroughly.