Unfortunately, you are between a rock and a hard place.

They are all doing such a great job that God forbid, the government can ruin that harmony forever.The funny thing (Or sad... depend on your prospective) is that the "Red" states have the highest uninsured people in the country with Texas in the lead with 25% of its population uninsured.

They also need to remember where the rocks are and that collateral damage happens if they have a wipe out.The write offs Wall Street are taking are a bit disconnected from the mortgages given how they sliced and diced the mortgage backed securities.

If for whatever reason I want to sell, I'll probably have to pay 6% for closing, so take off 5k off the 81600, which won't leave me no where near the 20% minimum I must have to do a deal (20% is my rock bottom I need on a flip to pay for my time).Maybe I'm making things more complex than what they are, but if someone could break this down for me I would appreciate this immensly on making my decision on continuing with the purchase.Thanks!

For example, the fact that a borrower has multiple power company accounts is a red flag that he is really an investor.

The darker the red, the greater the price drop.

FHA loans are super helpful, but they are annoying with all the red tape!

Brandon Turner I play modern/hard rock in one band and write/ record quite a few different styles.

(Many of my tenants have a dog anyway, as do I) When they start talking about a "comfort pet" because of "emotional problems", that's when I would see red flags.

Little did he know about the rare comic book he’d find stashed in the wall of the house.While gutting the house one day, he stumbled upon an Action Comics #1 from 1938, which just happens to be the book that introduced a red-caped hero known as Superman.