Gone are the days where you sit down in person with your accountant.  

Sit back and relax for a few days while the 10 days runs out and know its all being taken care of because you've paid someone to do just that.

@Mayank S  .- It looks serious to me also.

The equity sitting in your property "earns" the interest rate on the mortgage, which is low but 100% guaranteed, as in you are certain to not pay interest on money you don't borrow ... refinancing that equity out and investing it in other projects "earns" the return on that project minus the mortgage rate, but there is more risk you take on.

I'm also checking the recent land sales on Zillow to get a feel for the market in these areas and targeting counties that sit in the 5k-50k range.I started pursuing land investing (and REI as a whole) less than 72 hours ago so I cannot over-emphasize my ineptitude. 

[Gets popcorn and sits down]....

More hustle = more sales = more money in my pocket.Fast forward 1 ½ years and it was another night of working late and coming home to find my fiancée sitting at the kitchen table studying for her next exam with yet another one of Christina and Tarek's success stories flashing across the TV.

It may be the seller who is instructing the agent to sit pat.

If the collection agency finds the particular debt to difficult or deems it unworthy of their efforts then you are just left there sitting without any action on your behalf.

But with that in mind, I recall that the Pennsylvania MLA contained an exception for mortgage loans made for "business or commercial purposes."