If this is the case then you can increase the water level by simple bending up the bar until it is out of the water and more water will be put into the tank.

I want to work with you and help you any way I can, but please don't ask me to bend over backwards for you then try and take me out of the deal.

Ted, I am in Bend.

I do bend the rule on occasion.

In the rest of the world, an ad hominem attack means you've instantly lost the debate.Further evidence of the OP's point, I believe.And if "liberalism" is such a great political philosophy, why do they get so offended by being called "liberal", or bend over backwards in denying it (Dan Blather comes to mind).

REOs/HUDs, rehabbing, generating some cash flow w/ owner financing or rentals....all interesting.I'd like to limit my first dealings to the area close to home, which would be Apache Shores, Cardinal Hills, Hudson Bend & Lakeway.

When I was fulltime RV'ing 7 years ago, a friend and his wife convinced my wife and I to spend part of a winter in the Big Bend RV and golf course.

There isn't as much of a one-size-fits-all model and the lenders can bend "rules" more easily if they want to issue the loan.A lot also depends on the type of product.

Can anyone give us some insight to the state of affairs in South Bend and Elkhart, INDIANA?

No, I didn't recomend that particular area (South Bend, La Pine, Sun River)to you because I thought it was over what you wanted to spend.