Let him know Kris and Sari from Victoria pointed you in his direction.

Nope, that insight only goes to folks with a little loyalty because I know that if they don't close on this one with me, they will close on the next, so I may as well let them know that the appraisal isn't credible to me.With jumbo: each private end lender is deciding for themselves how conservative or liberal they want to be with their guidelines, and processing/underwriting speed too, and then adjusts interest rate pricing (risk based pricing and/or paying overtime to underwriters) from there.

Regardless of the choice, the key to success for a blog or website is in having top quality content.If you can't provide that, you may as well stay offline.

If you take principal paydown into consideration, you may, as you say, "make" a few bucks/month.  

Hence my use of the word "may" - as a passive SD IRA custodian and administrator, we always encourage our clients to seek the counsel of a qualified attorney and/or CPA before engaging in any transaction with their Self-Directed IRA.  

We were just in Riviera Maya in July and I was thinking about possible investment opportunities down there.  

If you start out, you may as well start out correct.If you own 2 houses that are let's say 30000 each, it may not be worth forming 2 LLCs.  

There are no guarantees that you can get the auction put off, but you may as well try.If you fail to get the postponement you need, watch the auction results.

An Option contract wouldn't necessarily specify a closing date, and if it did, then it may as well be an actual contract for sale/purchase, right?

so, couple months ago i settled multiple unsecured credit cards and now finally they are reporting as closed (by the consumer) and settled (for the amount agreed; a few say for less than the full amount, though).my fico/credit score is still terrible, low, though, at 528. last year, it was in the 700s but then i splurged at home depot and realized i may as well just default on all those credit cards and let them go to collections cuz i heard they settle for around half. besides i was going 'blind' (severe postcapsularhaze) for some time after a traumatic head-on injury and even after eye surgery in both eyes so my credit score was the least of my concerns.anyways i'm wondering now that i do not have nor will i open any new lines of credit (no more credit cards, no more cell phone contracts, no mortgage, no auto loan, etc) indefinitely, how long might it take for my credit as far as 'score' to be back up to qualifying say for an FHA?