But don't cut off your nose to spite your face.

@Joshua McGinnis Long time no see.  

In some older cast it is possible to get a hairline crack and then for the pipe to begin to fracture further down.

I'm not sure if this is what it's like for everyone out there, or if this particular underwriter is being particularly hard-nosed.  

If putting a bandaid on a compound fracture is an adaquate improvement, then the recession is over!!

Post pictures.To finish the top you want a bull nose tile or some sort of boarder.

They really stick their noses up and flatly state they will not put the info onto loopnet.

I have nose bleeding at times which is not normal.The companies involved are LC Mortgage, National Realty, Countrywide and most recently, B of A.

On top of that, I can only imagine how much more difficult being a contractor is in Massachusetts, where Big Brother wants you to pull a permit to blow your nose and have an inspector check the Kleenex afterward.

We prepared our budgets and put the property under contract.During the due diligence period we fined tuned our budget and brought potential private investors through that would soon bring the deal to fruition.We had 2 individual private investors that loaned the dollars to purchase the property for $48k through their IRA retirement accounts.To complete the financing for the rehab costs, we used the services of a private lender and our personal cash on hand (rehab budget $70k).After about 4 months of rehab (budgeted 3) and the home on the market for 3 months we had a ton of showings, one offer falling through and paying the investors through the nose every month, we decided to pull the property from the market, refinance through conventional financing and we came to an agreement with the investors to cash them out.