If you don't pay your bills, I am going to deny you.Be on time for your appointment.

However, since the house will have to be vacant for at least a month while these repairs are done, I''m concerned that there could be fire or something, and my insurance company could deny me, especially if they found out serious work was being done they didn''t know about.Anyway, my idea was to insure through TAPCO while the repairs are done (similar to Foremost, but Foremost won''t insure in Florida).

My partner said we could borrow a down payment and money for rehab, but I felt we would still need a conventional mortgage after that and would still get denied.

An unsympathetic judge may deny your eviction and make you foreclose like you sold it to them.

The only way is to deny all offers, raise the list price, and go at it again.

Insurance companies are actually quite happy with the rule that does not allow them to deny patients based on pre-existing conditions because it increases their revenues and profits.

We sent in comps and an offer an it was flat out denied.

I checked into several HML in my area and they all wanted me to be eligible for a refi option to the secondary market and since I have 4+ mortgages I was denied.

Some may deny you because of your credit, so your choices may be somewhat more limited than if your credit was better, but you'll find something you like.Assuming you do have otherwise good credit and income, you should be able to buy something with your credit in five years.

To choose to continue to educate yourself throughout your life is a commendable thing and I have a lot of respect for you for doing that.Lastly, while occasionally you make some seemingly off-the-wall comments that I pick on you for (you can't deny that!)