Between the movie "Too Big To Fail" and the Occupy movements and everything else, I couldn't see supporting businesses that ran roughshod over the American people.  

There's nothing wrong with vegging out, watching a good movie, or checking in on Facebook from time to time, but it's far too easy to fall into the trap of wasting too much valuable time on things that have no long term worth. 

Options and terms for refis are all over the place.I can get them for 75% of the ARV...regardless of what I paid for it, and what the cost of rehab was...which means I can get a "cash out refi".Seasoning periods are also all over the place as are the criteria for FICO, DTI, term length, interest rate, fees, etc...Bottom line is, if you "don't like the movie, you can always change the channel, and find one you do like".

But this area lacks a major grocery store, movie theater, chain restaurant, etc.  

To borrow from a favorite Baseball movie of mine, "If you build it, they will come".My advice is to show up on a regular basis to every meetup you can find in your area.

., you can make sure they have toys, turn on a movie and make your calls. ;) 

However, from your information, the price, as they say in the movies, Is Just Too Damn High.

"The movie pit" movie should be required viewing for all.... : )

Approved for a turn key multi family FHA loan, I start going through all the blog and forum posts and I'm like Doug the dog in the movie "Up".  

There are proven benefits and I think it is insane that we deny people marijuana in a case like this, yet doctors prescribe highly addictive pain killers like they are selling popcorn at a movie theater.