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Rich Weese This won't matter to me-but it should matter to you!
7 July 2010 | 69 replies
Charles- you always say it better than I do.
Tamara R. Finding tenants this time of year
3 February 2012 | 40 replies
Home is in Prince William County, Virginia (Washington DC suburbs)near Fort Belvoir if that helps.
Jon Holdman No income but plenty of cash
2 January 2012 | 11 replies
Welcome back Charles!
Stuart Birdsong Line of Credit against Stock Portfolio
20 August 2015 | 3 replies
Charles Schwab Bank PAL account.
Charles Barrow Cody Sperber
1 May 2021 | 2 replies
Charles Barrow I am curious on what do You think of Cody Sperber's Program >
Joseph Scorese Did you know Declining Markets by County By State?
17 September 2015 | 1 reply
Severely Distressed Housing Price Index (HPI) ‐ 6 Trailing Months (annualized)ConnecticutWindham 09015 ‐3.50%MarylandSaint Mary’s 24037 ‐4.88%New JerseySomerset 34035 ‐0.53%Cumberland 34011 ‐8.02%New YorkMontgomery 36057 ‐5.03%Madison 36053 ‐5.11%Schenectady 36093 ‐5.60%Tioga 36107 ‐5.78%PennsylvaniaColumbia 42037 ‐1.23%Lackawanna 42069 ‐1.88%Pike 42103 ‐11.40%Schuylkill 42107 ‐4.13%VirginiaPulaski 51155 ‐1.39%Prince George 51149 ‐14.79%Goochland 51075 ‐14.94%CaliforniaPlumas 06063 ‐0.25%FloridaOkeechobee 12093 ‐4.74%GeorgiaPickens 13227 ‐0.35%
Account Closed Asset Protection in Pennsylvania
2 August 2014 | 15 replies
@Charles Press Is exactly right.  
Gp G. cash out refinance to clear high interest credit cards debt
2 February 2024 | 10 replies
In the example above that would be $100K*80%= $80KYou can apply for a HELOC at 80%, use that money and pay off the credit card debt or at least most of it.Important final point, and I think that is what Caleb and Charles are pointing towards: Ask yourself if that balance on the credit card is a result of spending you had to make at that point in time (i.e. emergency) and with a frugal/practical mindset, or was there spending that as frivolous.You might say: "it was a little bit of both". 
Michael Zuber The Sellers Market is Over - Be Careful (Now What)
5 January 2019 | 114 replies
I thought I would add some stats for San Diego to demonstrate what @Charles A. was indicating.  
Walter Smith Ultimate Turnkey Wholesaling???
6 February 2008 | 4 replies
Has anyone heard of or had any experience with Kimberly & Charles Petty or any of their programs?