next, ask a friend or a relative who has a strong credit history if you can sign on to his or her credit card as an authorized user. you immediately gain the history that they have on that card which will boost your rate almost instantly. beware, if they default, you could also be responsible to pay for their card.

I suggest you check out some books by Thomas Stanley author of the Millionaire Next Door; Marketing to the affluent, Networking with the affluent, or Selling to the affluent. 

I chose to be a Keller Williams agent for the simple fact the founder has authored and co-authored several books on investing and self-improvement.

Give them authorization to direct deposit, and you're all set. 

It could be that the taxing authority uses a lower % of "fair market value". 

That person would have the legal authority to sell the house.  

I might have to show the court my registration papers to prove who I am and my authority to continue with my case, but no biggie.

If not I wuld move forward with eviction with either way I would also file a complaint with my local authorities.

A licensed appraiser (or a realtor giving an opinion would be giving their opinion and banks, taxing authorities and others who want a professional opinion get an "Appraisal" which of course is only given by a licensed appraiser.

I agree with Mary, sounds like she works for the IRS or state tax authority :)Call your insurance agent and see what a disability policy costs you, then look at your SS employment tax, which is cheaper.....SS is.