I do not do Section 8 or any other type of government aid.

If part of your strategy involves short term cash out or refi, you may want to develop a Plan B now.Seriously, you’ll be shocked how fast banks can cut off the credit Kool aid!

You need to rip the band aid back as soon as possible and move on.

Cliff, in your avatar, is that a closing aid?

If you start it, I will certainly sign up for it.Having grown up in a dirt-poor country that used to receive a lot of financial aid from the rich countries, I know that free money is a total waste and does nothing for poorer countries.

I have no problem with enterprising and hard-working people coming to my town to reduce my cost of various services, such as cleaning my home, landscaping my yard, etc.And finally, I think the comparison to other countries having stricter identification rules is not a good one.

Originally posted by wheelhouse:Vikram's argument is to maximize return and then move on to the next strategy.Perhaps...but his argument is ALSO that you are an amateur if you divert your focus from a singular enterprise.

We have never triggered the due on sale clause after sending this letter and it is definitely nice to have that in your back pocket in case the seller flips out three years later, calls Legal Aid and starts spouting off that you were a party to loan fraud.

Many less social programs, no help from most other countries in catastrophies, no foreign aid by most countries, no giant defense budgets etc.

Something to think about I guess the purpose of the governor's encouragement of ADUs was to aide the housing shortage.