Beyond that, I think the important thing to determine is whether the bad credit was due to an isolated life event or whether it is an ongoing situation.

I own the lower half of a two story property in upstate New York.There are two separate deeds.I'd like to sell my half, move away and get on with my life.

Everyone has their own goals, their own style, and can be successful following any 1 of those 5 paths.

And, for many people, its a form of forced savings that, assuming they don't keep moving and don't extract the cash with refi's or HELOCs, can result in owning a large asset later in life.

Then instead of going and living an extravagant lifestyle, I kept building my portfolio.

You should have a warm and fuzzy for buying the LARGEST purchase in your life.

These properties are being proposed as an RTC style public/private partnership, thus discounts upfront will be absorbed, profitably, by the Govt in future years as the inventory clears and we begin to experience Capital appreciation.Those of you that believe you can out class large investors may be in for a surprise.

If they can take a peek at houses and check out neighborhoods for you that would make life easier.

She will then be able with the death certificate and a copy of the will do as she pleases. make your life easier and list it in the will. talk with a lawyer about the documents needed to have control transfer directly to her seamlessly.

After 2.5 years, I could argue one third or one quarter of the unit's useful life was gone.