Because the buyer just sold a cardboard box and porta-potty on a 0.1 acre lot for $800k, and they want the nice new home.The gentrification is happening. 

Make sure the Seller is paying for this, because if you don't end up buying the home, you're out $500-$600 to clean out the tank, and the Seller just got that done for free.I see no issue renting a home with a septic system, as long as you coach your tenants.

The McLean-based credit card issuer and bank will service its existing and pending mortgage loans." 

Owned it for 2.5 years and due to the very strong rental and sale market we never have an issue renting it out anytime of year for what we ask. 

Laminate is basically cardboard pressed together tightly with super thin strip of laminate on top.

I assume that would depend on the issuer but I am hoping that there is a norm.

Obviously the issuers were refinancing as soon as the call provisions allowed because going rates at that time had fallen to 7% for AAA-rated paper.  

But an affordable pair of boots, which were sort of OK for a season or two and then leaked like hell when the cardboard gave out, cost about ten dollars.

It's pretty much pressed cardboard with a thin layer of laminate on top (we know what water does to cardboard). 

All the windows were boarded or had cardboard covers.