Once you figure it out, and navigate through the often obtuse interfaces, you can get a lot of info.Every property has some sort of ID.

But, it may produce an "echo boom" sort of effect when the protection expires.There have been a series of series in the Denver Post that talks about the whole foreclosure situation.

Or, a good one if you plan on buying houses cheap for the next few years.If Bush's plan ends up just putting a five year delay in a bunch of foreclosures, this situation may persist much longer than if it was just allowed to sort itself out quickly (and painfully.)Jon

As far as the numbers go, this is a pretty sloppy and sort of high fee arrangement.

@Chris Adams Do you have some sort of portfolio loan with your lender that allows you to cash out refi @80%LTV shortly after getting a lease ?

Almost every site has some sort of ad server.

I forgot.I am going fishing in Belize, be back in a week, you gents have this sorted out and settled so we all know which way to go by then would ya...

I have a HAMP mortgage and it seemed like a great solution, but now I am wondering if it will hinder me more than having dealt with a financial blow then and having it sorted out by now. 

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Surely you're kidding, Account Closed That sort of "self help eviction" will cause you far more trouble and money than buying one of the tenants out.Joseph, are you trying to use an OO loan?