now what we have is a huge supply of houses on the market that realistically are overpriced and due to the lending being strict nobody could buy even if they wern't overpriced. so houses are either just sitting there or being taken off the marker, and nobody is putting homes on the market because of potential losses and the fact that it'll take years to sell.

The doctor told her she could not do it because of her religious beliefs, but her associate in the very same office would be more than happy to.

I do my own evictions at the magistrate's office.

Do I have the right to enlist the help of a locksmith and enter the condo if they are not home or do not answer (the management office lost my copy of the key, long story)?

If you want to see my picture you will have to go to the post office. :)

Most of this can be supplied by the seller on the phone.

Michelle strikes me as a bit tougher than Hillary and I suspect she won't be allowing any white she-devils into the oval office.

in CT the foreclosed property will be under the control of a certain Attorney Office who handles 99.9% of foreclosure properties.

In other areas, supply and demand haw lowered the price to the levels you've seen; such as $7,000 for a house.

I'd suggest getting to know some of the loan officers at these banks in your town.