Is it just me, seems that the only thing people have done is say how impossible or how bad all the what if’s are with this business model.

After 12 to 24 months, these new residents will be looking to buy, and that is the point at which the mid-range housing market will feel the most pressure.For real estate investors, this news means that it might not be a bad idea to invest in multi-family units, as well as holding onto any fix and flip homes as rentals for a couple of years to see what happens to the prices in their investment neighborhood.

sell those units and work your way up.Do not count on anything happening, good or bad. 

Google "probate leads" and you'll find a few choices to chose from.

My point is you can be creative on deals to your advantage and hash out better terms skewed in your favor if he will go for it  and wants to sell bad enough . 

Don't throw good money after bad.

I have avoided the "nightmare" tenants (although I've had quite a few "kind of bad dream" tenants) and I haven't had to deal with an eviction. 

Pits can be absolutely lovely dogs. https://chicagoinjurycenter.com/common-breeds Issue with pit bulls is when they do bite its a bad one... its not just a bite and run its a bite tear and wont let go.. 

You could get an ex-parte hearing in family law by your attorney (assuming you have one) and get into court right away due to the looming foreclosure.The only potential good news down the road...or...I should say less bad news is that if she gets it, you could show the decree to a new lender, showing you are not responsible for it.

I think it comes down to doing good business Vs. doing bad business.