I had high interest, low rents, and a poor housing market to resell. 

Violate this rule and you're going into the poorhouse.

I've watched the vicious circle personally, with people who would NEVER intentionally default on credit....but when stars align, even the most educated or responsible can end up in the poor house with little hope of help or escape, due to current predatory educational loans & the laws dealing with them.

There are many more reasons a Living Trust will fail and the spouse will be put in the poor house.

They're on a month-to-month so he should be able to get them out pretty easy.There are so many mistakes being made here that I think your friend should seriously consider hiring a professional before this investment drags them into the poor house or insane asylum.

Receiving the house back will not necessarily put a seller in the poorhouse.

The effects of poor housing conditions has a far reaching effect in any community.

Actually when I first bought this place I was making average income, I mean I wasn't in the poor house or anything but since then I have received a few big promotions at my job and more than doubled my income.

I would think that those with creditors calling, who can't afford to eat steaks and lobster would be hungry enough to be motivated to get out of the poorhouse.

A bad financial decision in a moment of lust can put you in the poor house for a while.Reach out to J Martin and ask him to share with you some data on the state of our housing market.