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  • Gainesville, FL
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Jason F
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Gainesville, FL
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coming onto BiggerPockets asking for help with their foreclosure/refinance/creative sale of their home, has really increased as a result of the current market crisis.

I haven't been on this site for very long at all and I can tell there is a sharp increase in the amount of people the log on and immediately post their 'situation' regarding their over-leveraged properties.

Has anyone noticed the same thing? One post and they are gone.

Do you think this is an indication of what a lot of people are thinking across the nation? Their first thought is to seek out a RE investing forum for 'expert advice'.

Now would be a great time to come out with a book on what to do with properties with no equity in a lousy market.

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