Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front” from The Country of Marriage, copyright © 1973 by Wendell Berry, reprinted by permission of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc.

Let us know if you find any way to hit your jackpot, we will all follow suit.

And I can give song and verse about the differences spent per child for public schools in liberal cities and moderate cities and the differences in performance.

And, no, of course it's not going to work if you are getting a "meh" or bad deal on the sticker price of the property, if they're being liberal with LTV of course they have to be more conservative elsewhere, that SHOULD go without saying.They have a bunch of stuff on their website saying that business brought in through mortgage brokers get preferred treatment relative to consumers calling them directly (guess which sucks up more of any bank's time?)

I'm a liberal, tree-hugging, green investor, but I appreciate that the increase that we so DESPERATELY need in sustainability has to come from everyone.

@Eric Michaels @Ryan E.Major cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York/New Jersey have one thing in common...........large populations that tend to vote liberal.

I'm a pretty liberal person (the bad Socialist!)

If they say Nationwide, then you hit the jackpot because you can look anywhere. - Ask them what ARV (After Repair Value) or LTV (Loan to Value) they purchase at minus the repair costs.

In any case, just remember that those bleeding heart liberals with participation trophies are going to be pushing your wheelchair in the not too distant future.  

I know many of the buildings in the Tudor City area have liberal or unlimited sublet policies, but I'm not sure what building you are in.Have you factored the sublet fees (some co-ops increase these every year you sublet) and vacancy (including board approval time) into your ROI?