My wife and I read and studied and researched and planned for what felt like forever. 

The county will also list out all the various taxes they charge on a property, but sometimes this isn't straight forward and can be time consuming, so the first method might be more of an estimation, but quicker.

Moratoriums can't just keep going forever.

Then I say I wish they could stay forever, but I really have to address the last 30 years of issues.

It's been a fun experiment but time consuming. 

I think it is wrong to define someone forever based on a single action.

@Malcolm KrugerOffer these consumers a free in home consultation where you go through all foreclosure avoidance options with them.

As an investor, it's good to put your investments in a position to be competitive - if everyone wants updated kitchens, stainless steel, and grey walls you give it to them unless you plan on living in the home forever.

There are way too many consumer protection laws that you can run afoul of.

I also plan on paying off my primary residence as soon as I can once I purchase my “forever home”.