First, the CFPB is the new cop on the beat, HUD can, in fact, depending on where the trail leads, the mail being used, false communications with banks, lack of due diligence, wrongful collections along with other possibilities, there is an alphabet soup of federal and state agencies that you could be talking to.

There's no "secret", no "chicken soup" recipe to fix bad habits, and straighten out a complete mess.At the same time, no amount of skill, knowledge, discipline, organization, or management ability can fix a bad deal.

You're drowning in it and it's so up side down you'll never come out ahead.

Some of these folks might be able to handle everything from soup to nuts.

The plot thickens!

It remains to be seen whether this will take off or not, but there is a major $1bn state of the art processing chip manufacturing facility that was completed in the last 3 years or so up there, and SUNY Albany is pouring resources into nano tech.  

So up to 14,500and I switched to Vancouver center to make my VFR flight following call.

I don't have any beef broth unfortunately :cry: I did just add some carmelized French Onion soup though.

Now some new construction say in Texas were they can pop out 120k new homes will go for rentals.. and I have seen some of that in Memphis.. and this is a good option to buying older used homes.. but still again if you saturate a new construction development with renters your values don't go up.. they will stay the same and go down and then only sell for cash flow hurdles and cash flow acceptance by the market.And since the mantra is cash flow values tend to be based on soup de jour cash flow numbers..

Or I will move into a fort underground with the authors of the book (or with my family), and go absolutely insane living in a closet eating Campbell's soup for the rest of my life.