Originally posted by Bryan Hancock:I don't think the Fed has to do anything for the rates to rise...but I could be wrong ;-) Okay, yeah...that's embarrassing...

Just so you don't feel like you're alone, here's one of my embarrassing stories...I was calling up my first HML searching for financing and I was super nervous.

He will probably settle the civil portion.The point is that it is another embarrassment for A&E.

It felt like a reasonable offer based on my goals which is fix and resale (plan A) or fix, rent, and hold until it made sense to sale (plan B).In the past, I would have been embarrassed to put forward such an offer.

Most are too embarrassed to admit it, but others such as the op raise hell and get some of their money back, but more importantly they talk/write about their experiences which help deter others from throwing away their money!

Having a "do and learn" attitude, combined with the handyman abilities of a new born infant, I have had many frustrating and just straight embarrassing moments:1) I didn't realize I needed to put my utilities in my name before closing, so I show up to my property with the Duke Energy guy a few days (and a few celebratory drinks) after closing to get them turned on.

Hi,This is kind of an embarrassing post, but I need to know how to take care of this and I thought this community would be best.I have a low credit score because I had a medical bill that I didn't know about until we applied for a mortgage.  

There's no embarrassment at all in what I do simply because I don't do anything in my dealings I should be embarrassed by.Do I look for distressed home buyers to buy cheaper from?

I’m a bit embarrassed to say over the past 3 years I haven’t done much networking in the RE community.

Always put your best foot forward as the tenant can embarrass you to no end and you will loose anyway.Would you show a unit that needs touch-up paint for wall marks or a carpet that needs cleaning????