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Open Question: Need help selling house on my own before it forecloses.?

Posted by Real Estate Investor on Mar 31 | Real Estate Investing Chatter

My realtor’s been trying to do a short sale for 5 months now without any success. I have about a month left before it forecloses. How can I sell it by myself by eliminating her commission? Is there a way my realtor can transfer all the MLS info to a service that just lists my house on a MLS? PLEASE help this was my first home., more 
and Open Question: Are there any rental homes in Grass Valley,Nevada City, Auburn,Alta Sierra that has 3 bedroom 2 full baths?  Looking for a house to lease or rent. 2 bedroom with office or 3 bedroom 2 full baths. Price range $800 to $1200 per month. Is there anything nice out in Grass Valley or surrounding communities like Auburn, Nevada City, Alta Sierra California or surrounding communities., more 
and Open Question: how can i resolve this problem with my landlord?  they are chargin me for thins that wernt in the apatrment .. like door stopers,cleaning of the carpet!! there was no carpet!!!! door knobs(they never worked promptly) and stuff like that! where can i go??? and they refused to review the contract with me!can i work that out??, more 

Open Question: Rules on lodging (UK)?  Wonder if anyone can help me, If you take in a lodger in your home which you have a mortgage on do you have to declare the money you recieve to anyone? If so who and what are the penalties for not declaring?, more 
and Open Question: Where are the online resources on how to do a loan assumption?  Or more specifically how advertise in order to get your loan assumed?
Most people I have spoken with have never even heard of an assumption. Why is it a big secret?
I wouldn’t be asking if I my loan wasn’t assumable. All VA loans are. Which is what I have
It would be adventageuos to the assumer since the mortgage is the same as comparable homes, but with the bonus of being 27 years instead of the normal 30…. and there is a smidgen of equity., more