The number of missed payment is the biggest hit to your credit, but an actual foreclosure or short sale is another hit.As to financing again later, at least fannie mae treats a BK followed by a foreclosure as "One event" being the date of the BK discharge. 

@Marian Smith In your Wells Fargo analogy you would need to treat this as a Wells REO in which they financed the new buyer yet failed to adjust taxes to the settlement date. 

She treats her business seriously.

For example, management not treating tenants in an ethical way (not repairing air conditioning when they were supposed to, or not repairing plumbing or other major issues in a timely manner.)I've also heard some stories of success too, so I say be very cautious.

However, we still maintained high standards and treated her with fairness and respect throughout the process as well.  

So while the US government treats my mortgage interest as a cost, the UK government doesn't.

In the past, when I have created an EIN for an LLC, the IRS has asked whether the LLC should be treated as a corporation or partnership, for which I've only ever selected partnership. 

It is an older home, some studs have termite damage, the bottom plates were not treated, I want to know the extent of framing that has to be done as well. 

Hopefully they can be as competitive on rates and low closing costs like the regional has treated me. 

Basements are typically treated this way, but not second stories.