I think it's terrible service and horrible representation since anybody with a pulse, much less in the field knew interest rates were going up, but ultimately my fault.

right now it is a horrible time.

If there is no loan then it's even easier.I buy properties for cash, rehab them and then sell them with low down payments to people who have HORRIBLE CREDIT.

Yes, I picked it up recently and its horrible and he is difficult to contact

I doubt your insurance provider would pay out a claim if something horrible happened between now and then since you won't be able switch/add the LLC as owner since you "effectively" can't act on behalf of an LLC that isn't operational yet.This is my thoughts on how this works, I have no experience with delayed effective dates.

Needless to say it was in a horrible neighborhood and had a fire in it.

My loan terms are so horrible it should be a crime-- but I was a young knucklehead and went in thinking I could refi later:Purchase price: 95,00080,000 first @9.75%15,000 second @ 13.5 %I've worked my tail off and paid off the second...

I got a horrible rate an $8k lender credit at closing, paid $150/mo extra for 6 months thanks to the horrible rate, and IRRRL closing costs to get a killer permanent rate not unlike yours were about $2000. ($8000 - [$150*6] - $2000) = $5100 ahead + a rate unobtainable on a purchase mortgage.

When you get a lousy deal, creative finance and leverage can make it a truly horrible deal.Now, if you love the new place and want to build your life around it, then by all means, make sure to get it, love it, and live it.

Communication has been horrible but the rent checks were coming in.