Jason - @Brian A. is dead-on - most banks are going to provide recourse loans - its in their risk-averse nature.

@Jon Holdman was pretty dead on with his advice.

The business is far from dead.

I was very excited to get started on the deal with him but the offer that we put in wasn't accepted in time so that was dead in the water.Anyway, now I am living in the North Chicago suburbs and looking to meet with like-minded individuals.

The tree was dead and should have been removed anyways.

I'd have been inclined to agree with Mike here, but it looks like at least for the moment, we're being too pessimistic.On the other hand, it could just be a dead cat bounce.Jon

We recently visited the homes and it was glaringly obvious they needed trimming in a bad way and one of them was actually dead and at risk of falling on the house.

I even have sales experience and convinced a hars money lender to fund the deals but with money for appraisals, down payment and to pass the application process with the lender it is dead in the water.

The only down side is if your power is out for a long time the battery may go dead.

@Rob Soete not to beat a dead horse already but reach out to at least 5 syndication attorneys.