I've moved on, but obviously the scars remain, lol!)

Once I make a decision not to work in a certain park or area, the remaining residents loose me (and all those I talk to) as a potential cash buyer, do they not? 

Charge them for the depreciated value remaining when they moved out, including the undamaged carpet because it's apparently not feasible to only replace the damaged area. 

I am not sure what will happen as the plan is to sell off remaining units and bank #1 will be paid in full next month. 

As opposed to it sitting somewhere waiting for closing.I am going to remain living in the home until mid 2025.

I am just saying that your formula can remain valid even if a refi happens.

They did schedule a foreclosure for September which they just postponed.Trust (containing my mortgage) stopped reporting in 2008 (only 3 members remaining) prior to WAMU being taken over by FDICNo record on MERSNo one can tell me who owns the loan.Where do I go next?

There are funds that remain open for eternity.

Current tenant is leasing for $1100/month and would like to remain there if home can be repaired.So, a few questions:1.

Someone must buy them since all I find are these outrageous prices... or will they remain unsold for months and months until the sellers realize they have to drop the price down significantly?