I feel I have exhausted all resource.

I seem to have exhausted the people I can get get ahold of to ask this question to, and get a helpful answer from, so I figured I'd give it a shot on here.

Have you exhausted your free resources and taken action on the information you gained from them?

Marlon,My experience has been exhausting dealing with foreclosures.

The expensive caulk expands and contracts with the weight of the tub preventing leaks unlike the cheap caulk that leaks and harbors bacteria growth.If a bathroom doesn't have a ceiling exhaust fan but a window for ventilation do not expect the tenant to open that because of being lazy or the weather outside.

Even if you could qualify for as many VA loans as you wanted, they're not always the fastest and cheapest method of financing, so i would suggest exhausting all other financing options first.

I just purchased this house that was built in 1969 and it has these exhaust fans, one in the kitchen and one in living room.  

In the basement, I was a little leery about the exhaust vents that went from the hot water tanks into the chimney due to a slight negative pitch on the ducts, as well as some gaps in the ducting (CO issue).

Might want to exhaust (or rather attempt to as it's not likely one could) the information available on this site and the plethora of books available first

Some of my inner wrestling was frankly exhausting as my fears tried to shout down my determination to learn and stop living such a whipped life.