well with an annual household income of about 90k. buying a home in the bay area just doesnt seem realistic to me.the home i live in now is a 3 bed room 2 bath 35 year old home on a 5500sq ft lot that would go for around 650k. i figure that is about a 4600$ morgage. even with 10% down!

Household - unsecured 300 - 5 mos., score about 560 -http://www.householdbank.com/hb/Cust...irect=HomePage2.

When comparing the annual average household income to the median house price, there is a wide margin in market appreciation favor.

Turn it clockwise, usually only 1/4 turn, to shut it off.Also, for your household main shutoff, if you don't find a valve just inside the wall where the line enters, you may have a shutoff in the yard.

In Colorado, my understanding is that if you are making business/commercial purpose loans (i.e. the property is to be used for investment purposes and not owner occupied nor for family, personal or household use) that you do NOT need a license to lend out money (unless the money comes from others).

A household pet could be your business partner) I hope this helps

By most estimates the plan - if servicers abide by it - will help only 150-250K households.

My children were master packers and I could have my 3300 square foot household wrapped, boxed moved and unpacked in less than 2 weeks.

The great things about O.C. specifically are:Very low unemployment rate (4-5%)Broad based economyHigh average household incomes (means qualified buyers/tenants)High demand for properties (helps drive up appreciation)Perfect year round weather (draws tourists all year)The ocean!

3.5% of U.S. households are millionaires - 80% are first generation.