MozillaInternet ExplorerFWIW I use Firefox and I don't have problems (other than the servers occassionally being overloaded by the strain of people trying to access the content here :mrgreen: )

Normally they rotate between 4 currencies with the idea that the FX movement results in lower debt repayment over time.There is also the carry trade which is very big business.

I'm being put in a position to take on this venture or turn down the agent/friend/associate that is selling this service, that puts a strain on that relationship.

I have to say that commuting from Broomfield to South Denver/Lakewood would be a strain.

Sometimes if they are planning to move they are gathering funds to pay application fees and a security deposit elsewhere and that strains their cash flow.

Given that you live in the area it shouldn't be any great strain for you to do so.

Wood can be exposed to water for long periods of time before structural damage starts to occur and my guess is that there would be significant rot at the ceiling.You've probably got a pier/post support failed under the house and is causing the sinking.

And if the 1,500 SQ FT home has newer windows it requires even less strain on the furnace.

The lender still has to rotate among multiple appraisers on a round-robin basis pursuant to appraisal guidelines, but the better lenders have a known group of local appraisers that they use.In other words, you really need to nail your take-out financing down with a very good lender that knows investor loans.

There are many strains of mold but people always think it is black mold which in many cases it is not even though the color is black.You have to know what you have before properly treating it.http://www.epa.gov/mold/moldguide.htmlNo legal advice