Of course, I'm sure there are people here who would have been the same way had any Republican won the election; some people are just not rational, and would rather complain then focus on doing anything constructive.

I'll spend my time elsewhere on BP where there is a chance of having a rational debate.

They are still not lending (due to their weak balance sheets) and continue to dump properties at far below any rational market price.

The more rational "expected-value-maximizers" sell their time to others who take the risks.

Very little of what they do is based on a rational examination of the "other side."

Pricing by property doesn't appear rational to me.

I sense a lot of people are trying to justify their "strategic defaults" and want to emphasize the complexity to rationalize their decision to not pay their debts.

To make a blanket statement and say YES and investor would do this deal doesn't make sense.This is the same rational when people equate foreclosures to DEALS.A deal can be in the form of many different types of properties or seller motivations.Also depends if you want to wholesale it,whole tail it,or sell retail,or keep it in your portfolio as a rental.

As far as debt to income ration, I have a full time job and am living rent free currently and have no other debt to pay off.

Let's talk about how to stop this tyrany...hopefully rationally.