I take offense and quite frankly wish that people, myself included, would start calling them on their ridiculousness instead of simply mollifying each other with the justification of their behavior as "banks being banks".

I have not officially "introduced" myself in the forum, so I hope my first post here is acceptable.My wife and I are newlyweds in the Town of Tonawanda who desire more out of life than the normal rat-race 8-5 job (no offense intended to anyone).

Hello,My prospective tenant found to have "Offense 1" criminal record, while he has a job in a well known reputable company in Santa Clara county, California, he and his friends are applying for our four bedroom house, other than this, credit score and income are fine.Should I rent my house to him and his friends?

I always thought of the "we buy ugly houses " slogan as being offensive .

A servicer will be in compliance with loan servicing requirements which have also changed and they are in the business of collecting to include any foreclosure action required, this is not an area for the novice anymore, no offense, but you can get in trouble without knowing it. 15 or 20 bucks paid monthly to a servicer would be well worth it on this one from what I see. :)

No offense to any managers reading this, but in my experience managers suck.

@Joshua Dorkin If I thought it was a bonafide complaint from a serious person I might consider it briefly, well probably not, but if the person said "low class" that is truly a more offensive cliche, than saying flipping.

No offense intended, but there can be a number of moving parts in a short sale that need to be anticipated, and dealt with.

Please know I did not take offense to what my father in law said, I wanted his insight because I do respect his opinion.

No offense to any of you out there that use it but it isn't for me.