The bigger problem is the cost of compliance, which means successful Lonnie Dealers are going to have to adapt to a whole new kind of program which at least 60 that we know of have done, and done quite successfully.

., easy walking distance with a cooler and beach stuff) are all quite expensive. 

. :) But my Dad would always drag me along as a kid and so I learned quite a bit about home repair and upkeep.

We started to help family out due to inability to sell their homes in this market and we have added quite a few other clients by word of mouth.

I'm quite confident I can receive more considering the inquiries I received so far.Also, I'll start looking into a lawyer right away.

Also, in most states a deed in lieu is considered full payment of the outstanding debt, in Texas it must be stated, but in any state, it is always best to state on the Quit Claim Deed that...This deed is given for the full satisfaction of debt....

Quit before I hit 60?

Or just go to the owners with a quit claim deed and have them sign it over for a couple of hundred bucks.

It sounds good on paper but the reality of it may be quite different.

Well, not entirely, I have about $20,000, which is quite a bit shy of 25%.