Wholesalers are preying on people who recently lost a family member, old people and people in financial trouble.

I was offered a job by one in the twin cities for a incredible amount of money and turned it down because of their horrible press coverage and fair housing violations, I didn't want my named associated with them since they lost their rental licenses in Minneapolis.

I'm just curious how BP members have fared during the same three-year period.Most of the loss in net worth was caused due to the devaluation of real estate and the lost equity in people's personal residences.

If you make a cash loan, yes you can take a loss, if you make a loan based on equity, it's an opportunity lost, not really a monetary loss, although as Jon pointed out, you may need to put more money in to get less on the next sale and end up with a cash loss.

I'm an evernote junkie and would be lost without it.Grant P

Franks frustration is all too common, and I fully sympathize with his situation.It seems like the simple task of answering and/or returning a phone call is a skill many people have lost.

I can only say that we lost the steel industry many years ago and my community never has recovered from that, if we loose the auto industry, you might as well stick a fork in Ohio and many other states, because it really is our last manufacturing base.

I just found out that I have a long-lost cousin Nuduku, a Nigerian oil minister!

Motivation: He lost his job.

Your rental property should not adversely effect your DTI ratio unless the underwriter is lost on how to calculate it.