We have a 2man kayak, stand up paddle board, and some surf boards, beach chairs, and beach toys for the kids that you guys can borrow anytime you want.

I have a unit advertised for rent.. this applicant checks out as well as to be expected but my concern is that she uses one of those walker/sitting chair thing-gies ( sorry, that's my best description) well my unit is on slab and don't have any high steps or stair areas but I don't want to open myself up to any of those (I've fallen and can't get up) type issues.I currently do not have grab bars in the restroom or any other place on the property.

I would fall outta my office chair if someone came in with this information initially without me asking for it.  

From an arm chair lawyer position I think this is going to go at least to the Fed app level to be decided on.

Given that, I would say start doing analysis as you figure out the funding and you may be able to find deals good enough to make other potential investors sit up in their chair.

Always hoping that when the music stops we will have a chair.

Salt Lake City was right there at like 4.8% I almost fell out of my chair in disbelief.

And that's the fun part of BP is arm chairing all these deals!

Got ahold of some very interesting usury cases recently for a case I'm testifying on, and it's interesting how decisions are made and what the courts consider.I am the Education Chair for the California Mortgage Association, the statewide hard money lenders trade association, so I guess I'm a C.S.N.

but to see 25 year old "kids" hangin in chairs and drinkin on the lawn at 3 in the afternoon, is bad news