I make no claims as to the accuracy of this information.If you have any other questions....let me know.Above all....don't delay!

Regarding escrow amount accuracy, I would not rely on their numbers.

This estimation accuracy is vital for me to do my analysis of rental purchase for this property.

I make no claims, promises or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the information.

Don't rely on the accuracy of an anonymous web poster.

In December, a NJ judge placed a moratorium on foreclosures until the banks could "document the accuracy of their foreclosure processes".

I don't know how you could possibly gauge "halfway done" with any accuracy.

Originally posted by Rich Weese:If no other techies find this info, I'll follow up on it when I return to FL. rich Rich - Since I'm sure you care more about accuracy than partisan politics, here is some very exact data using the U.S.

UPDATE: This took another 20 seconds to find, and was a Press Release from the White House addressing the issue on April 22 (the day after the spill): http://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/statement-press-secretary-presidents-oval-office-meeting-discuss-situation-gulf-mex Wow, imagine if Rush would have spend 30 seconds researching...I guess his fake 98.6% accuracy rating needs to be a lower fake number, huh?

Tens of thousands nearly riot for the opportunity to get an application to be on the WAITING list for more section 8 money in Atlanta.Just for the sake of accuracy -- and unless you have a link to an article indicating otherwise -- I'm fairly certain what you're referring to here is the annual NACA open house where they set up shop at the stadium and invite mostly low-income folks to apply for refinancing or purchase financing.NACA is *NOT* government supported and is *NOT* Section 8.