Insurance companies will do just about anything to prevent people from collecting on claims I guess.

I can only think of 3 ways to prevent your foreclosure for now.

This is when there are some stupid and arbitrary Fannie/Freddie rules that prevent things from being done, but the underlying loan case is still good.

Why would fear of a BK prevent you from renting to them?

It moves with the house and prevents cracking.

I thank you and anyone else who will contribute to my learning process as so I can avoid the most common mistakes and try to keep my wealth intact by preventing rookie mistakes from happening.

I'm want to put together and implement a winning marketing plan and could use some advice from seasoned commercial real estate professionals.

One way to solve this is to have an "expiration date" on any ad / solicitation post; those are restricted to certain forums, and those usually don't have any real worthy discussions going on.If no traffic, the BP site would just automatically lock such a thread, preventing such old dogs from being resuscitated.If it had ongoing traffic, then that would allow for the expiration date to extend a bit - or at least that is what I would think is fair.

Consider the other unit a rental and simply insure it to prevent any tenant from falling over your flower pot!

My question is, If rental property market values are calculated on the income they generate, and there is rent control, wouldn't that prevent the property from appreciating.