Only a survey will show where you sit.

Would you rather cash out, and sit tight for two years?

So I am reaching out to the BP community for advice and or possible investment opportunity for someone.I do not have all the details as of yet, but what I know is the property sits on a double lot one block from the beach (in a very popular beach town).

Doubt that happens.But, there are always exceptions, in rural areas they may be the only game in town for any buyer to use, if that's the case financing it to a new borrower, getting a better collateral position is better than it sitting on the books and taking automatic write downs while holding it for sale.Their written loan policy will dictate what they can do, to avoid issues of lending outside adopted loan policies means changing the policy for all loans, not just to a single transaction.

I'm pretty sure I want to invest in Lancaster,PA and I am just looking to buy someone a cup of coffee that might be willing to sit and talk about investing in this area.

Recently I saw the two of us sitting on a couch in our apartment and I wondered why we weren't just doing it.

By adjusting your point of view, you can dramatically increase your satisfaction in life while simultaneously building your REI portfolio.How many landlords have walked into their resident's places only to find 60" flat screen TVs with a really nice sound system while the landlord's old 27" CRT TV (w/ no sound system) is sitting at home?

It's brand new and finished and just sits there for the last year.

I'm posting this for advice because there are multiple BP members who are currently discussing the different possibilities with me, and it's been discussed that we hear out different perspectives before sitting down with an attorney, in order to have an idea of what has worked with other people.

I have some great houses that in the summer sit for a matter of hours but at this time of year are sitting for weeks for the same price.