.`(2) CONTENT- `(A) ANALYSIS- The study required under paragraph (1) shall analyze--`(i) the feasibility of establishing a mechanism that would facilitate the more rapid refinancing of borrowers at risk of foreclosure into performing mortgages insured under this section;`(ii) whether such a mechanism would provide an effective and efficient mechanism to reduce foreclosures on qualified existing mortgages;`(iii) whether the use of an auction or bulk refinance program is necessary to stabilize the housing market and reduce the impact of turmoil in that market on the economy of the United States;`(iv) whether there are other mechanisms or authority that would be useful to reduce foreclosure; and`(v) and any other factors that the Board considers relevant.

I think you said it great that most people want to own and they are genuinely thankful that you help them into mobiles.....seeing those smiles when people finally get to own their own place is priceless.

I personally think the 50% rule expenses are high as I am doing my own managing and 'fixes'Yes, your analysis was correct.

You get a markup as long as everyone keeps playing, and the final buyer hopefully ends up able to convert the option and purchase.Of course, the more moving parts in the machine, the more points of failure.

You won't survive too long if you pay too much, just so you can finally make a purchase.

You might be better off doing your own comparative market analysis by finding real comps of similar houses nearby that have sold in the past few months, and comparing.

I finally found software that will eliminate these people from future lists whoosh.

Hi Chris, You are finally hearing from someone from Virginia Beach.

I bought many late night courses from Robert Allen, Carlton Sheets... and Attended a few seminars before finally taking the plunge.

The appraisal was very expensive.They were so slow in releasing the property from PMI I finally decided to refi out of the situation.