those outfits simply put you in multiple credit cards that have first year no interest..so as long as you can get in and out your OK.. and if you want to you can probably find all the CC you want yourselfkeep in mind though you start maxing out CC debt your FICO will plunge so unless you need a top credit rating during then you may want to think twice about it.the nice thing about HML is they don't report to fico. 

Again, I have never bought from them but they are a big outfit that has been around for some time and have bought and sold a ton of houses.

Look out for this outfit.

There are also some fraudulent 'refinance' outfits that have been using signs along those lines and leaving homeowners holding the bag.

Since the Treasury's now funding the "bank" insurance system, that's US bleeding on the deck again...The FDICIA reg clearly requires that the "new" management will NOT include the management in place when the outfit failed.

But I might need to build a managment company as I suspect the local outfits are inept and unreliable.

Jeffrey,You're in WI - supposedly, that is the state with the STRICTEST set of rules, far exceeding the EPA rules (from what I was just told yesterday by some training outfit that has supposedly prepared training materials for use there).

I've found many cleaning outfits now want a ton of money to clean a house after a vacancy.

So this doesn't happen again, affiliate yourself with a company like NARES - they are a water fire mold restoration outfit...but - they are damage prevention advocates.

I think I went to a site a few weeks back from a smaller outfit, (not your large sites like foreclosure.com or one of those) but I just did not recall the name.