http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-12-19/six-month-delinquent-mortgages-amount-more-half-bank-americas-market-cap

At the local level it is even tougher because they don't have the resources/leverage like a Bank of America or Wells Fargo.

If you have refinanced under an earlier version of HARP, then you do not qualify.How to check if Fannie Mae has your loan: http://www.fanniemae.com/loanlookup/How to check if Freddie Mac has your loan: https://ww3.freddiemac.com/corporate/

The site is here:Power In America - Wealth, Income, and PowerI found this article particularly interesting:An Investment Manager's View on the Top 1%The frequently-mentioned "1%" is actually very misleading.

These were both big corporations, and I'm sure that if you look up the states they were incorporated in, and do some Google searching for where those companies went, you'll find out who bought the company that bought the company that bought them, and whoever the ultimate successor in interest is can give you info.

There are more guns in America than automobiles.

An LLC is (generally) a pass through entity for taxes, earnings from an LLC you own (fully or partially) flow directly through to your personal return.If you set up a C-corp, or elect to have the LLC taxed as a C-corp, there are certain fringe benefits that become deductible.But if the $175K AGI is from a W2 job, no dice.

Didn't read the link, based on Brayn's response and knowing that Florida is known as the mortgage fraud capital of the country, acting fraudulently can not be protected under any corporate structure.

If many of these corporate owned SFH ends up in a REIT, the chances of us ever seeing it on the market again are pretty unknown.

I thought one of the advantages of LLC'S were that you didn't have to hold monthly meetings like corporations.