Didn't notice anything too overreaching.SB 332- I didn't get the full understanding of it from the digest, but its got something to do with abandoned properties in foreclosure, and having to record and post an affidavit if a property is determined to be abandonedPhillip Dwyer I think you are referring to AB 204.

The best way to get the most out of a meeting with a lender is to apply before you meet as lending is complicated and you will get more questions answered if you give the lender time to digest your situation before you meet them. 

I will ask more questions when I have formed up the plan and have a set structure for him to digest. 

@Abel De Loera To @Rick Pozos' point, Zillow claims that in my market area, 90% of their "Zestimates" are within 20% of actual market value.Take a minute to digest that.That means that 10% of their home value estimates are wrong by more than 20%. 

I've read bits and pieces of everything you mentioned in various places, but it's great to have it all condensed into one post to be easily digestible and for reference. 

Lots to digest.

I have yet to fully digest the wealth of information here!

But a New York appellate court made the astonishing ruling that the house was haunted:"Whether the source of the spectral apparitions seen by defendant seller are parapsychic or psychogenic, having reported their presence in both a national publication (Readers' Digest) and the local press (in 1977 and 1982, respectively), defendant is estopped to deny their existence and, as a matter of law, the house is haunted."

One of the points of my original post was to show how a reasonable sounding goal, like $10k/month in FCF, can turn out not to be not so realistic when put into a more easily digestible context. 

It takes data from multiple sources and puts it in an easy-to-digest format.