well, with all of the misinformation out there I can't imagine what some of those emails say.

I can't imagine any banks not wanting to negotiate the sale of a NPN in this market.

If you think one person dying from lack of health care is bad, I have to imagine you're appalled by the fact that 44,000 people per year die from lack of health care:http://namesofthedead.com/ So, from this post, I take it you're all for ensuring that every person in this country has health care, whatever it takes?

But even if I get a written notice, and ultimately her closing falls through, I can't imagine forcing her to move.

For some reason, Realtors just cannot imagine what a place will look like when it's finished.

That is a KEY number, especially because it keeps rising - now at 14% of outstanding mortgages. 14% delinquency is a number not imaginable to lenders prior to now.

Imagine the overhead of a bus tour!

imagine if they were moving out in a few months, leaving you with a few rooms to paint back from their dark green and purple vertical stripes (won't let that happen again :D ), replace flooring and chewed up doors due to the dog, and fix the counter...i think you made the right decision, and turnover should be a breeze--or at least a lot easier than it would've been if you caved into their desires a year ago----way to go!!

I can just imagine one person is going to be the sore thumb and want some outrageous price.

They have it listed "as-is" but the condition is way beyond anything they could imagine.