They have a bottom line for this current time and until they get approval from corporate they cant budge.

Bottom line is my seller got her new loan, and the loan in her name that I'm paying on is current. as it has been since I took it over 2+ years ago.

Who knows for sure but I don’t think they have bottomed yet.

Of course, these same guys also say:"We expect prices to decline further through 2009 as consumers remain wary of taking on housing debt in these uncertain economic conditions....and"What is most worrisome about these sharp declines, and the general economic deterioration as 2008 ended, is that there is no sign of a bottom yet."

I bought 4 places this year doing it this way..Just an idea..Bottom line, the realtor knows you are gonna give him the deal, and say you have a 500k line, he knows your need him to write it, why wouldn't they allow you to do thier job..

But these city`s have already bottomed out or so they say.

Until the recovery begins, we cannot hit the bottom and begin the long, hard climb to TRUE recovery (a working economy based on goods worth more than their cost): 1.

Bottom line you will always have to use someones cash or credit.

The bottom line, in my opinion, do not pay the owner another penny unless she brings the home current.Good luck!

We do a walk through with all our tenant regarding condition of unit and also explain the rental agreement and then only, if both parties agree, sign at the bottom.