I only buy in the middle class (for my community) area's of the city.

The house is about 1300 sq ft in a lower to middle income neighborhood.

But I bit off more than I could chew as I already in the middle of another rehab.

I thought of you while watching a musical number right in the middle of it involving some university professors.

You may find yourself in the middle of a commission dispute as a result of what referred to in the industry as "procuring cause."

The guy with 720 middle score or the guy with a 580?

I can tell you about Bulgaria - in the middle of next year it will be the right time I think, because the prices started to fall, but they will rise again at the end of next year.

Example, borrower's middle FICO is 686 with absolutely no lates, has 8 mortgages on his report - this would be 9th, owned subject property for 12 months, full doc, no cash out just rate and term, LTV is 48%.

I seem to be reading in some places where the middle man doesn't even sign that first contract - it's between the seller and the end buyer, and the investor (or whatever you want to call the middle man), gets put down as a "line item" and gets an "assignment fee."

K, I agree with you that it is a crime that the middle class is paying to bail out the fatcats on Wall Street!