They claim to be god-fearing, good people, but in reality, none of them has stepped foot in a church and would set it on fire if they did.

Sorry to hear mate 🙏No shame in loosing.It's how you recover and pick yourself back up.If you don't, then that's a shameI have lost more than I can count and so have many others on this forum.Losses are part of business and life in general.Our time and energy comes at a price.The biggest price is the emotional one.I prefer learning from losses as much as possible and doing my best to not repeat the same mistakes.Also, not dwelling on it for long and not living in the past to avoid further emotional drag and doubt about moving forward.Personally, I also don't get involved in lawsuits or collections and consider every loss as my own fault.Moving forward smarter and more experienced.Moving forward and doing my best to make more than what I have lost.I hope that helps and God Bless  yup 08 to 2011 I lost 10 million in equity.. and had to start over in 2012..

This most likely is going to be a landlord fix since it could be chalked up to "act of God." 

God will judge them in the end.RegardsGiles

Quote from @James McGovern: @Erik Estrada what if the underwriting process asked for less information and was aligned to Gods laws and was more aligned to be Kosher or Halal do you think your challenge would disappear? 

AND....god forbid if there is another housing market crash and you have a bunch of equity in a property, it goes poof.

Why on God's Earth would I give a stranger that lives thousands of miles away $40,000.

I'm not an attorney thank god, but if it's revocable, it's up for grabs.

It's in God's hands now. 

Do I believe in Mayan Gods?