I will be losing the house and car, and since I still have use of the car, I went to a real estate office in a very classy area and asked if they handle rentals. I just stopped there for kicks so to speak. The lady at the counter went and got the rental guy, who, I understood actually managed or owned many of the apartments and houses in the area. The first thing out of my mouth was "I am going through a bankruptcy and foreclosure. I was thinking of moving here, would you be interested in helping me find a place to live?" I also told him that I had 2 dogs and 2 cats and would rather not give them up. We chatted for a while, and I found he was really well informed and non-judgmental towards BK people. He actually offered me a discounted house in a very pricey neighborhood and said I could keep my pets. I had to tell him I was not ready yet. He said, that it was okay and to come back to him when I was ready to move. What he said he appreciated most was me coming right out with it. Like blurting out "I'm going bankrupt!" 
What happened gives me a lot more confidence in being able to find a place. I like the area, but I will also look a bit down the street in the cheaper part of town (these are all "urban" apartments in the "city"). I also now feel that people are on my side. They are not stupid. They see what is happening to millions, and many of them are willing to help. Is this an isolated incidence? What do you think?

What happened gives me a lot more confidence in being able to find a place. I like the area, but I will also look a bit down the street in the cheaper part of town (these are all "urban" apartments in the "city"). I also now feel that people are on my side. They are not stupid. They see what is happening to millions, and many of them are willing to help. Is this an isolated incidence? What do you think?

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