Fannie will say that will make the enforcement of the "loss mitigation" clause practical.If they were going to DebtX, I think it would be more likely the pools would be broken up eventually.

The lenders will foreclose at some point and if you look them up, most of them are already in foreclosure by the banks.Also, an hoa having taken back 100 units is a terrible sign for the development/neighborhood.

If you read my post above, you see that You don't foreclose on it as in other jurisdictions, and you pay off All the other certificates to start the process, with No advantage in eventually owning the property.

Were you always working 100 hours per week or did it eventually snowball to this amount?  

There's a healthy flux of people moving north from Illinois, and the FoxConn development in Racine will likely continue to lure people from south of the border.

Were you always working 100 hours per week or did it eventually snowball to this amount?

Your developments look intricate. 

One of the reasons I want to get into real estate is so I can eventually be able to spend more time at home and less at my 9-5 job. 

In my case it has played out over 15 years.I bought this house over a decade ago and live in it with the plan of eventually renting it out.

However, the city and developers have been working over the course of four years on plans to move the fleet services building to another location.