In my market  (Vegas) we are still on average about 30% below the prices in the peak so we are not in the same boat as SF currently.Thanks in advance.

Hope it helps anyone whos in the same boat and Happy Investing Yall!

It's just off a large lake, access to boat dock, mid-1970s build, about 1900 square feet, 3/2/2.

I would agree with on the sub prime mortgage lenders like Ocwen et al... and some of the majors.But local community banks like the one I use here in Oregon are the life blood to the community and are FANTASTIC if you don't bank with a community bank your missing the boat.. sometimes you need a BOA account or WELLS but I would never bank with them other than by necessity.Now for many getting started in the RE bizz like we see here on the BP site bank financing is a long way off vis a vi a commercial line...

A young man was in Belfast waiting for the boat train to take him back to Scotland.  

Back in the day, 2006-2007, when I was a grad student at the university of Rochester,19th ward was a no go zone for us, especially, the fresh off boat foreigners. 

You guys are like the the stars that help me navigate my boat.  

Found a slightly odd update to those properties now trying to figure how much of a difference the approach would be.Property 1: Owned by a finance company as far as I can tell from looking up a bit of tax info on it.Property 2: I think I missed the boat on this one unfortunatelyProperty 3: Delinquent taxes for a number of years, according to the assessors' website it's in foreclosureProperty 4:  The one I mentioned in my prior post is in the same situation as property 3

Canal with a boat and gulf access.

We are in the same boat!