So needless to say, we are armed with experts and a licensed contractor to do the repairs.

That said, they must liquidate the massive amounts of inventory they do have as they expect to get more this upcoming year from the next wave of foreclosures, the option arm loans, the loans with balloon payments coming due, etc.

The negotiator finally approved the sale after getting us to sign an arms length agreement.We plan to close this Friday if all goes well.

I am in problem solving mode....I don't want to amputate my arm (sell the home at a huge loss) if I can put on a few tourniquets to make it only a small bleed :(

Because as well all know: " FREEDOM IS NOT FREE"Thanks to all the men and woman who have served, or is currently serving, in all of our armed services.Sincerely,LaCore Bell "Corey"Note Financial Services

Not a peep of outrage from the military.Israel shoots back at an armed vessel attempting to resupply their enemies, killing 9.

If you think about it, you are like the contractor that bids low to get the contract, then charges an arm and a leg for each change along the way.

A 20% margin of safety is good enough for the banks so it would be good enough for me to ALMOST always recommend buying instead of renting...the biggest risk in life is not taking one ;)

We let the buyer/agent know up-front that our utmost concern is safety.

That data is then analyzed by the underwriters and they determine what will be insured and what won't be.The extension/withholding/determination of premium is based on the construction of your body and what is going wrong with it in the same way as how the premium for car insurance varies on certain types of vehicles based on their safety records and crash history."