I mean if the deal works out to be a great one, the lender gets a great return, and the collateral is worth more than the borrowed amount (i.e loan is 80k on a 100k), isn't the recourse just icing on the cake for the lender.The confession of judgement sounds like a good way to convince someone that you will do the best to make the payments, but as you borrow more & more from that PML and others won't you have a huge liability threat if one home goes bad?

A flyer has as much sophistication as an invitation to an ice cream social at a church, or a donation to the school sports program for a car wash.The letters I receive inviting me to investment seminars from estate planners and investment brokers are on stationary, not copy paper, much less some garbage colored letter.

Telling their auto insurance will go up due to a judgment can be walking on thin ice. :)

One day I went to a gas station and the owner was taking them down and tucking them behind a Ice Freezer.

I've been sitting on this question for a while now as I've been busy with other things.I know, an ice-cream or yogurt store in Maine is pretty risky!

For those in fear of life and limb going out and talking to others about real estate, a mentor can certainly help them break the ice and return alive.

When they start the place on fire, their dog bites someone, slips on ice or in my case, falls off a deck... the renter policy will help mitigate and in some cases prevent you from inquiring a loss record on your policy.

After all; that is how and why those homes were built originally.But with the government focused on the icing and ignoring the cake and spending someone else's money - and very likely pimping the work to rapacious contractor 'friends' of theirs - here we are.

I believe the deal is on thin ice as it is, and although I sitll have 15 days of option period left, I'd like to hear others' experience before bringing in a third party and/or going back to the seller with a potentially revised offer.For what it's worth, the house feels level, and if the laminate hadn't been removed, would not have suspected a slab crack.Thanks,Mike

Even a double bowl sink.(2) I am leaning to NOT run an ice maker line to the fridge.