I was secure in knowing that if the bank wouldn't work with me, that she would suffer no harm from a foreclosure.

You probably had a tire kicker who figured you might be desperate to sell through the "slow" holidays and figured no harm to toss you a low ball offer.

As Jimmy Napier said, "It isn't the ones that got away that harm ya."

The flooding of our country with high powered killing machines makes it more likely that some deluded sick individual will harm more of our children.

The BK eliminated the house debt, so a default and/or foreclosure on those mortgages can no longer harm you.

(she no longer does this and made attempts to bring value to the ordeal, it didn't work and she no longer does it, not a swing at her)If you don't want to share that information, no harm no foul, just thought I would inquire.

It's the worst press a congressperson could get to have the military not get paid, especially when you have troops in harm's way.With all that said, the DoD is supposed to be back to work on Monday, including all civilians, so it should be a mute point now.

Most banks will not loan to private companies without personal guarantees, and you are still personally liable for acts you do personally if they are negligent or harm to another.

If there is no harm to a prospective buyer you do not neccesarily have to disclose, but generally my opinion is that disclosure is better.

Simply running out and obtaining templates to fill in can cause you harm if you are not familiar with important loan features.