Your best bet for something like this is to get a CD for 5K...

This is a good way to up size your house by reinvesting your money.

If the lender is willing to play ball, and continue accepting payments, then her best bet is to come up with money to make the payments.I know of no way to possibly come up with $350K quickly without having something of value to use for collateral.

And if the animal IS a dog, size is probably not an issue except possibly in some instances.The courts have just recently addressed SPECIES that could properly be used as service animals, so if someone claims his snake, rabbit, bird, or fish is a SA, that's probably not correct.Will said, "In my opinion, it would be shamefull to charge such a fee.

I would bet that some $9/hour bank rep. told her that she could try a short sale.

He charges $400 to evaluate a loan to determine if it is predatory.I am willing to bet that his offer is more predatory than the loan that you got.Why don't you tell us the nature of your loan?

I probably wouldn't have done it anyway.Two things I used to always do was show them a sample of which size nail or staple (preferred) they were allowed to use if they hung Christmas lights on the exterior.

Everyone in the Industry tells me it's a wrapThe theory is that it will be much worse than the sub-prime crash based on the size of the loans even though a smaller % is estemated to fail it will have a larger affect on the market.I know of a couple a funds that are already positioning themselves to take full advatage of the impending crash

I'm not sure what other investors are looking at, but one of my qualifications for a property is the size of the home.

I'll bet I can guess that answer!