I currently attend the University of Michigan (go blue) for a degree in Finance.I've been hanging around the BP forums for a while; most of the questions I had were already previously answered.

There are some REAL BRAINS here that can explain it in the ground so I will hang out and watch.  

I called and was on hold for 20 mins to the point where I got angry and just hanged up the phone because why do I have to waste time on this matter.

You'll learn a lot here by hanging out on the forums and listening to the podcasts.

The trim and finish of all the rooms should hang together and not call attention to itself: trim, hinges and doorknobs, etc are better all the same IMO.  

There are also families hanging out on their front porches and neighbors greeting each other as they pass on the sidewalks.  

Kills me to do that as I would rather hang on to it and just acquire more but do not see many other options.  

Have the list on you  in case a broker calls.You will be amazed at how quickly you will get the hang of talking to brokers.Good LuckGino

Collection efforts with a borrower cease after a foreclosure, the lender has acted to secure the collateral, however under state law they cannot just let a foreclosure hang in limbo, they are to act in a timely manner.

Can you sell it fast if need to be or do you need to hang for it for a while?