I'm requesting an exception topolicy to continue processing the loan or to request an update to policy tohelp other veterans in my shoes recover the expenses paid towards closingeffected by the suspension of the Alteration and Repair Loans.After further review of my case I see that the Appraisal was ordered by mylender on 30 April and the Circular was published on 10 April of this year.I understand that they were not in compliance with the circular, but how itwas distributed to them to ensure they put measures in place to ensure thatit is followed is something I would not have control of.

I was in your shoes too.

I don’t look down anyone especially folks who’s shoes I have never walked in. 

If a tenant puts a shoe box over the hole it could catch fire or at least start to smolder.

If you could put yourself in my shoes what would you do?

Thankfully in our urban setting, nothing other than the occasional neighborhood cat strolling by, or the over-served patron from the hole-in-the-wall drinking establishment across the street. 

Would you pay more for your shoes, your car, or your couch if the merchant didn't have to charge sales tax?

Same treatment for the next buyers - so you need to think in their shoes.  

I am in the same shoes as many of you, I am actively looking to purchase a duplex in North Jersey but have gotten out-bit by several thousand of dollars.

If I were in your shoes, I’d continue to learn, maybe pick up a part time job in the RE industry to get exposure, finish school, and save what money you can.