It's a very big emotional jump to make from "that person wouldn't be dead if they hadn't had their car driving itself" to "statistically it's less likely to get in an accident [if this is even the case, at least initially]".

REO’s and short sales, where it really does help to know someone, are either dead or dying and the MLS is as competitive as ever.

The first county I mentioned is dead simple.

If Im pronouncing your last name correctly, (yer-dee-al-ess) then to be dead honest, I like your last name better.

I own a duplex, the 2 units are side by side and each have there own dead.

One other way to find the loan servicer is at http://www.mersinc.org/homeowners/index.htmIf the loan was registered at MERS then they'll have the loan servicer info.Hope this helps...Stupid, Dead Mule.

Wheatie is so dead on right on this!

I'm pretty dead set on the 750 right now, but I think when that Camaro comes out I may just have to grab one.

You can move much faster that way than writing things down IMO.And if you visit REO properties that have no electricity turned on, a flashlight is a MUST.And a spare set of batteries for all of your electronics; having a dead battery at a site visit is terribly inconvenient.

This is definitely a dead deal.