:lol: Oh wait if I am not going to have the lung capacity, stamina (I think this would be the most beneficial to me), or endurance than I think I am going to buy a house with a pool.

Beware of the "mutual" funded account to "see" the REOs when the "broker" isn't putting any cash in at all.... and asking for NDAs before anything.

These obligations are protected by FHA's Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund, which is sustained entirely by borrower premiums.

Washington Mutual reduced my HELOC.

One thing to consider here: The up-side potential which can be very beneficial to your bottom line.

Check out a company called Atlantic Mutual..

I was happy to have a contract nailed out, I would feel weird emailing the contractor back trying to come to a mutual agreement, but I guess it would be beneficial for both of us.The main problem here is getting the damn people out to even look at it.

It was building, Mike, unfortunately it was likely invested in stocks, even worse if it was in the "blue chips" like financials and automakers.The company I will be receiving a pension from (which I hope to be getting in just a few years) is now $2 Bil underfunded.I think all those invested "funds," whether state, insurance, mutual, pension or whatever, that were doing so well for so long, are sucking some serious wind right now.

This will be cheaper in the short run but if you want to expand into this business having access to more paperwork can be beneficial.

I simply chose to give back to a forum that has been so very beneficial to me.