@Raymond B.depends how deep underwater... less than 10% in most cases, but it really comes down to the monthly payments. people want to buy homes. they have bad credit because of some outside circumstances and the current loan is very cheap.

They still may sell, but not as cheap.

But how am I going to get the house at such cheap of a price when theres hardly any equity in these pre foreclosures?

I'll also hire a painter and some cheap labor to help tear down and landscape.I think I can go higher end for under $70,000, that includes labor. 14,000 for the kitchen, 14,000 for three baths (two will be lower end), 2,000 for the staircase and so on.If I do most of the work myself, do my numbers look like they are feasible?

Yesterday I came across a very cheap foreclosure on the Bank of America web site, I emailed for more information and contacted the listing agent. before I knew it I was brainstorming what I would do with the property if I can get it.

Is it a relatively cheap cosmetic fix?

The only good thing about mold is it scares the hell out of people and you should be able to get this one really cheap, but people are scared for good reason.

Actually, have to get a new phone since my 2 year daughter decided to flight test my current phone.

I like the concept of self insurance but when it's this cheap, it's an easy decision for me.

All in one vanitys are cheap from HD or Lowes.