So, arguing facts is useless, as we can all seemingly support our facts.In fact, if most people on this thread were arguing for regulation, I'm pretty positive I'd be arguing the other direction, just for the fun of it, and to prove that there's no "right" answer based on the available data.While I have an opinion on the issue, I'm the first to admit that if I were to make the rules, all the rules I could make might be useless to help the problem (and I think most of us are in that situation -- I don't think anyone has a silver bullet (pun intended :) to solve the problem).

The silver lining thus far is that we don't have much money at risk.

I just bought the silver package for WA state for $270 after negotiating with them.

page=all The main theme is that shale production is increasing now, expected to continue and will soon rival the Bakken Shale (the Dakotas) and the Eagle Ford Shale (South Texas) in production.

It turns out, however, that Eagle Home Mortgage in Mountain Home lends on this type of property under the VA benefit (makes sense since it's an Air Force town).

A silver lining was that because of the number of applicants I got to choose what I thought was the best one.

Gurus are always entertaining while waving a carrot in front of our faces. It sucks because we all know why we went to one of those stupid hotel auditoriums but never think about what's rational.

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I have not lived there for 15 years, but I still own a 4plex near 91st and Silver Spring.

Eagle Premier Title Group on Light St in Federal Hill.The suggestions Ned gave above are ones I have used as well.

The guideline is not a silver bullet stating all deals must hit this number or you should not buy.