Mortgage scams and other lending scams are common in today’s tight credit markets.

Less than two days remain until prices climb to $250 from $200 for a pass to the conference.We're now over the 200 attendee milestone and I'm extremely excited about how things are coming together.I agree with what Will just said, and unfortunately, with what Nick said as well.A Call to ActionOne of the things that has struck me about the event more than anything else are the emails from people who think that we're going to be having our speakers soliciting some crap in the back of the room while on stage, regardless of what we've said.These emails are the very reason why this event is so important for us to pull off.

I read on with extreme amount of skepticism.

Am I planning on holding this forever or do I want to make a property that looks extremely desirable in the future to other buyers?

That’s the probate part, one of the most common ways of passing title.

So, if you want to avoid losing the property, you should prepare to eventually refinance it.From some of those discussions, plus ones I've had locally with people doing these transactions, the most common way the lender finds out is the insurance.

It would start sizzling and emit a gas that was EXTREME!

I read in another thread that you were looking for extremely distressed properties.

Such properties will be common in the area, that might be a good thing.

I agree with the earlier comment that your your property management estimate may be a bit high; if you are completely re-habbing the property, then the forward-looking repair estimate may be all right.One consideration is that your property taxes will probably increase as a consequence of your re-hab.I'm wondering of you've considered all of your potential opersating expenses -- lawn/snow, trash removal, electricity for common-area lighting.