But I digress….The Market may be Sniffing Something OutAs it stands today, the stock and bond markets are taking the inflation news with zero grains of salt.

If we need to leave paneling we usually hit it with a coat of bonding primer and paint it. 

It's essential to recognize that mortgage rates are influenced by a myriad of factors beyond the Federal Funds rate, including Treasury bonds, GDP, unemployment, housing demand, and inflation.

But, do you think their bond or insurance is going to cover you ...doubt it.

If it is an employer-sponsored 401k plan, then your employer will control the investments, and you will be limited to the stocks, bonds, or mutual funds they generally offer.

it's all possible by looking at auction data and the outlook of long-term bond, the dollar is also reaching the may level where house is at peak. it seems optimistic view is possible. 

Like Justin said the process is a little bit more lengthy than expected but I'm happy with the way things are going so far.

@Steve @Steve K.I appreciate the incite, very lengthy but informative.

Both are lengthy processes and while the fact pattern is favorable on your end are you prepared to possibly wait years for your capital to be returned or take title to the property? 

Not sure about Seattle specifically (it may be more generous), but changing SF zoning to MF and having a new meter put in, etc. can be a time consuming and lengthy process.