I would be willing to pay a slight premium on price if it meant I could get something for <10% down.

John Thedford I meant seller!

Sorry, I meant financially.

@Kevin Siedlecki My mistake, I meant to just say HELOC.

You're very nearly equating actual crimes with something that would constitute a civil/contractual dispute.Plus, maybe you have a better example of the "due on sale" clause, but it's language is clearly meant to give the lender the right, but not the obligation (nor legal government compulsion), to call the note due.The language would say that change in ownership in this way is absolutely prohibited.

Can't seem to find the specialty mail piece episode since there are so many.I was thinking it was a matter of semantics - as some people would consider Consolation Letters specialty mail, just wanted to know what you meant by it. 

@Ann Bellamy I think Account Closed meant "from" the MLS.  

With the others, I would put in the number (arrears) which meant that we all knew the house was in pre-foreclosure without having to use that nasty, emotional word.I would then ask if a sale date had been set.

I believe that is what you meant by your third point "city violation".  7% cap rate is wayy to low for lakewood. 

I said August 14 - I meant Tuesday, August 15th.7:00 PM at Radius Financial as stated above.