Measure the hole, do the math and figure out the cubic yards in the hole.

You would have been out of this property long before it fell this far.A lot of this stuff going on to relieve debts is aimed at owner occupants.

I wouldn't know how to begin to measure for that one.

In all seriousness, no there is no need to go to extreme measures.

They followed with austerity measures that many say today worsened the situation.

"Our nation's financial recovery must begin at home with the homeowner," says Gilbert. " Enacting measures that keep homeowners in their homes is the only real way to stem our financial crisis."

If I can measure the size of a roof, I know how much my roofer will charge me to replace it.

By that measure its a bargain.The problem is without input from someone with more experience I seriously doubt that a few forms with little (and I mean very little) training or direction will lead to success.

Again, Flipper, you have managed to skirt the issues I brought up and stick mainly to the insults on me. 90% of your post that clarified your first post was aimed and calling me 'clueless' and 'ignorant' rather than examining or answering the questions I brought up.Sorry man but I don't consider your cheap shots, one-liners and strategically capitalized words real responses.But keep up the good work of posting extremely irresponsible statements and then when questioned, attacking the character of the person asking for an explanation.As much as you would like to think, the world front is not Candy-Land right now.

Maybe that's aiming too high?