They asked me to return the excess money of $20500 immediately, but I told them I would only return the money after receiving it.

North of town, west of I-5: 95219 Brookside (high end gated communities; Mello Roos school taxes - so high taxes; Lincoln School District; some peat dirt problems on streets; don't know about foundations); Spanos Park West (some gated; lots of huge houses; basically built for commuters just west of I-5; Lodi School District) North of town, east of I-5: 95209 Spanos Park East, Colonial Heights (most Lodi Unified Schools; though small pocket of Lincoln Unified) North of town, east of I-5: 95207 Parkwoods and Lincoln Village (Lincoln Unified Schools; was considered best family area due to Lincoln Schools, but lots of flat tops and built since the 1950s so electrical can be kind of minimal - 1 outlet in kitchen instead of enough to use multiple appliances); lot of remodeling in this area.

Or consider Iowa, which has a flat rate title insurance of $175 for every transaction and then the state guarantees clear title. 

Does anyone list particular debt limits (like, "no debt in excess of $1000 that isn't in a payment plan") as part of their screening criteria?

Then, you maintain communication with all three parties (seller, end buyer, and title) to ensure the transaction goes smoothly.We don't do a flat assignment fee for our transactions.

I've raised in excess of 20 Million over the last 10 years and the best advice I can give is do not ask for money.

Hey @Julia France, You maybe do NOT want to use bonus depreciation if the losses created are excessive passive losses and you don't have a lot of passive income.

@Lisa GoodingIf I understand your request you are looking for a flat fee advisor to help you for a one time fee or project based fee while you self direct your account. 

but i just don't see why they would fall.now to be clear, might prices stay flat or even come down 5, 10, 15% in certain markets? 

I recently purchased a 2 flat with basement.