But, if you don't own a house, you can't lose it at all!

If it makes you too nervous to think of losing money at some point down the road then put your money in a short term CD.

On another past appraisal they came in at the exact dollar amount of the towns tax assessment....again a little bit fishy and that one really annoyed me because I felt it was too low and we were refinancing for a better interest rate and it caused us to lose enough equity to require PMI.

If the house hasn't been touched in 13 years, is 2600 square feet, was built in 1905 and will only resale for $130K, I'm going to make an educated guess that these numbers won't work.You could easily have $100-150K of work to do to get the house into resale shape.

You will lose your earnest money as an investor if you back out.

She (the broker) stands to lose $8700 so she might try to bully at least some of it out of me.

You can't easily get the triple carbon forms as those go to Realtor board members who pay their dues.

Thats ok though because i dont quit easily!

But once you know what else they do, you may lose interest!

If we sell the house now, we lose $6000 after all closing fees.W2 Income: way under $100,000How do I figure out the remaining value to depreciate?