Even more specifically, if you are in DC Metro (would love to meet people operating in the DC and Northern Virginia area).

You must have the proper license, insurance, and workers comp paper work to work for any of them though. hit me up and ill give you all the info i cancheck me out at oteroproperties dot net or them at cyprexxservices dot net.sorry for the "dot net" wording, this is my first post and they wont let me put links in until i have been here a while.

Because its recent it really hits the Fico hard.

My main focus has been land aquisition for residential builders and developers, but that market has taken a huge hit in metro-Atlanta.

Extra income, extra profits, WOW the new CEO must be great.Common with many businesses and clearly nothing at all unique to banking.Emotionally the new guy as few or no emotional attachments to prior decisions so they can take the hit without feeling like they messed up.

Might there be a massive run like there almost was on Northern Rock in England?

yes prices will go back up, but from what I have been seeing lately I would have to say that it will take some time until that takes full effect.I have seen properties take a $150K hit in the last year and are still not moving after four months of being on the market, so you tell me!

I have seen everything from…- Free to process and then a split if successful…- $1000 fee hit or miss… - To $2500 if accepted as submitted.

Even better than subprimes offering 30/50 loans a few years back and saving some very lucky homeowners from 2/28 messes for about the same monthly payment.No surprise they no longer offer such a product of course.Just for nostalgia purposes...there was bank (right before the crisis hit) that started offering 620 FICO 100% no doc purchases.

After the last rate cut the price of oil hit the $100/ barrel mark.