Assets will continue to provide value even after you buy them- real estate investments, stocks, college education (value in the form of smarts rather than money), educational books, etc.Remember the advice of "take advice from people you would trade shoes with".

They stepped into the shoes of the mortgagee on the borrower's note.

If I was in your shoes I would look online for emergency hvac service it is a bit more like @brandon mentioned but well worth it.

You may step into the shoes of an interest party and get some right to redeem, but that does not mean the mortgagee has to settle for less than the entire amount due under the note.

I certainly don't need a program to tell me what the rental market is and what is customary in Springfield, Mo. or in SW Missouri for that matter.Now, if I were selling tennis shoes, that would be different.And, for the small investor, there's a bit of common sense to be used.

I am in the process of planning a start-up high-end shoe boutique in my area.

And of course I always go to Becky's Shoes when I'm in town :)

Of course, I have dogs, but we were some pretty rough and tumble kids back then and other than a shoe mark from tennis shoes they always looked great.

I could spend 3-5k on each of the upper 4, the 2 lower units are not even close to ready, flooring cabinets ect.Owner drops other shoe: The commercial lender has decided to "Not renew smaller property loans" (As per owner)He has received a "Foreclosure notice" yesterday, He also mentioned the bank did an "Environmental exam" a few days ago.He owes $258k on the property, an educated guess tells Me it will appraise between 175k-225k depending on who wants the appraisal.I know most would run away and I may do that.

There's a ton of people here who've been in your shoes and now have been there and done that, so be sure to take advantage of it.