You can always make a call before hand but each underwriter interpretation on the rule varies from underwriter to underwriter as case in point, I cleared all stips with underwriter only to have someone in quality control have a different interpretation.

Case in point.My wife was born in Jamaica into a very poor and broken family, At forty years old she got married for the first time - to me.She has two kids from one man and another kid from another man none of whom she was married to.She picked herself by the boot straps, as they say and got two jobs while going to school to become a special education teacher which she completed.

but i installed a wood stair case in my house with oak treads and popular risers and stringers - $1600 they look awesome.

But this my or my not be the case in your market!

Case in point...my avatar is 2 years old and my daughter is now almost 4 yrs old.

Worse case would be a leak behind a wall that you can't see, but from the picture show that doesn't seem to be the case in my opinion.

Here's a case in point: There is a house I'm in the process of selling (House #14 if you want to take a look on my blog for pictures) that -- the very first time I looked at it -- had the worst mold problem I'd ever seen.

Everyone and their puppet quotes the case in Connecticut.

I am sure that is the case in other states as well.

Let's correct the word "case" in the quote to be "cash", as that is how i am reading the question...