But since I'm writing this and listening to DJ HERCIO eternal trance a little plug  my blood is boiling thinking thanks to bigger pockets for helping me find a general contractor.

The seller must be related by blood, marriage or law or demonstrate a long-standing, family-type relationship to gift equity to the borrower.

I recently bought a house in the Sugar House area and a developer (I'm guessing) build 4 townhouses in the lot next door.

You also have maintenance, changing light bulbs, mowing the lawn, shampooing spilled wine/blood stains out of the carpet. 

I live what I do and have been doing it for over 25 years, but there are THOSE days when you just can't be "beige" and sugar coat it.

Rambo: First Blood was the first R-rated movie I ever saw.

I am not saying you won't find one but it is going to be very difficult.If you have expertise in Prefab/building then you might have to partner with a guy that has the money to get your idea completed.I am working on some construction in Austin and it is so difficult to get construction loans no matter the LTV, etc - they want your blood type, what you had for breakfast, first born, etc

The blood, sweat, and tears from this business is awesome, nothing quite matches having a deal go through after tearing your heart out.

Sheila seems to have established a two-per-week low-cal diet these days.Bank Closing Information - April 17, 2009These links contain useful information for the customers and vendors of these closed banks.Great Basin Bank of Nevada, Elko, NV (270MM, Buyer - Nevada State Bank under a loss-sharing agreement on losses)American Sterling Bank, Sugar Creek, MO ($170MM, Buyer - Metcalf Bank MO, another loss-sharing agreement on losses)http://www.fdic.gov/ I believe Sheila's purse is still brimming with cash, only the expense to manage the transfer in these two (plus those losses not disclosed).

Just like landlords that don't go after lost rents, you can't get blood out of a turnip.