I met another older couple who would buy the first new home in a housing project and put up with all the trucks and dust, because they would get really good financing with the builder.

<------ is gonna sit back with a bag of popcorn.

I realize saints aren't everyone's bag nor part of everyone's cultural and religious heritage, but seriously....way to take the high road.Deshone Drummond As you point out, success is as you see it, no doubt.

Get you cot and sleeping bag and your shotgun and spend a few nights there.

I have had a handful of lenders contact me by phone after the transaction to actually confirm that we are the new owners and make sure we know where to send the payments along with updated payment amounts.Subject to investing is not for everyone and I have learned to use it effectively as one of the tools in my bag.

GL will try and find any loophole they can to not actually pay out on a claim (e.g. owner's negligence); leaving you holding the bag.

So after calling 15+ contractors, over half not showing up to even give me a quote, the half that did show up only 2 gave me quotes, the one I hired ended up being a **** bag and I let him go.I got so sick of trying to throw my money at someone to do this that I spent $700, bought all the tools I needed, and did the work myself.

My first thought was tea bagging AND not in a political way.

I did it myself many years ago and it was messy (back then, they didn't have the bag that caught the sawdust) time consuming, and smelly!

I'd +1 with Jerry, see an estate attorney and let the dust settle.