Foreclosure by definition is the termination of the redemption rights of an interested party to property.I suppose that may seem like splitting hairs but the idea of stripping, which is a 'thing' is not this thing.

(footwear depends on the job, boots are always good, inside light work you can wear tennis shoes)  a good hat keeps stuff out of your hair and face.

Then someone else says it's to sunny and the wind keeps messing up their hair. 

You should be OK from what you've shared.Don't lose all your hair just yet :) Keep us updated.Josh

In fact, they want an appraisal so that they can determine whether you have 30% equity, meaning they are obviously looking at your existing debt compared to the market value.So, here you're just splitting hairs.

I was expecting a post that is similar to my experience as a "newbie" - daily trips to home depot, stalking craigslist to get an idea of rent in the neighborhood, showing up to work (my corporate 9to5) with paint in my hair, asking my husband every night, "is it worth it?"

I don't work in your state but my gut tells me they are going to be really close in price to each other and all that calling might only save you a couple of Ben Franklins but lose some hair in the process.  

Her hair is perfect, always make up, likes her clothes to go with her jewelry.

If you have to have A,B,C,D,E,F happen for a successful outcome instead of just A then more times not it doesn't work.I just like simple deals with not a lot of "hair" on them.

The program is called Flip your house like your hair is on fire.