So four hours before we were scheduled to close out on a cash-out, lower-ate refi of our Old Louisville home Tuesday, the lender called with some questions about our third floor and now we're in limbo.

My gut feeling is that your property manager hasn't addressed things properly, and the judge ate her lunch.

After looking more into it and putting all the numbers together taxes ate up a lot of the profits. 

As per a TED video I watched last night, it's all about telling the story of a family's transformationand NOT talking about all our ideas, programs, mission, problem, etc.But in a startup, we don't have any stories yet, so I'm thinking 2-3 years of shoestring mode...

As Judge Judy would say, "You ate the steak."

I want to know what I can do to know FOR SURE what the units ate bringing in.Also, I'm waiting on seeing the landlords utility bills.

Chances ate they have already done their research which is why they rescinded and requested the deposit.

When you sign a contract with financing contingency, once you have breached that the seller has no obligation to remain, so any costs that you ate during the process end up on your plate.

It ate up quite a few of my tapes.  

Congrats on the psycho tenants.Your honor, Speedy Gonzalez clearly ate into my sons Buzz Lightyear box and chewed a hole in our stocking as well!