They'll probably end up fighting and push each other down but they'll be alright. 

Why would you take your little green soldiers away from fighting at 15% and have them go fight a battle at 2-3% in real rates?  

Keep fighting the fight and find the right deal for the right numbers. 

Not big enough to spend the time to foreclose and not big enough for a borrower to fight either (if they had the means and time)I'm headed out to Lake Powell right now.

If I were trying to flip I would be fighting the clock as the value went down over time.

In fact, I fight every high tax number - and win every time.

My husband who never supports me on anything and spends money on things we don't need is always fighting against me. 

None of us would be here doing what we love without the men and women who fight for this country at every moment.

Getting a lawyer to fight a battle, and having to pay thousands of dollars just for the ability to buy it, doesn't sound that good to me. 

I did find that electricity jumped for a couple weeks especially as I had crews in the place all day, and an agent advised me of the FHA rule after I was into the project by 21 days.Essentially it was the little stuff I hadn't planned on - this was a condo and a "resale certificate" is necessary... another few hundred unplanned, mandatory "dryer vent cleaning" (albeit I cannot fine this anywhere in the rules/regs of the association, its just cheaper to do it rather than fight it), cabinet pulls (after replacing counter tops, faucets and fixtures)... all in I came up with another $1400 of unplanned expense, eating up roughly 50% of my contingency budget!