GFEOrigination Fee 3,650discount 602.65appraisal 350processing fee 450tax service 83underwriting fee 650LOL Flood cert 6administrative fee 675per diem interest 1282.5hazard ins 600county prop taxes 2558.1settlement/closing 200title insurance 1,300misc title fee 150endorsements 250 recording fees/deed 125 total 12,931.85I am suspicious of processing fee, administrative fee, misc title fee, settlement/closing, and endorsements... am curious to see what some of you who are versed in mortgages think.

Turning streets and neighborhoods around is a pain in the butt and can be somewhat dangerous.

This causes much pain, as anyone who remembers the early 1980s can attest.Here is an article I wrote a while back about hyperinflation in Germany after World War I:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2008/09/29/a-bag-of-money-to-buy-a-loaf-of-bread/ :cool:

The money he received for pain and suffering was not taxable, money replacing lost income was and reimbursement for medical expenses was not.

Tiara,When you realize that the pain of not doing anything far outweighs action, then taking action will be a focused task.

If so, he can roll-over into a self-directed IRA and invest in anything (just about) he chooses, including real estate.Here is a TPA (Third Party Administrator) who can answer questions and handle the roll-over:www.trustetc.com (Equity Trust Company) I and many others from BP use them for this.

I think that the Bush administration and the Obama administration have put the final nails in the coffin of the US.

You will end up moving it once the house is sold, and if you're doing a lot of houses, the moving can be a real pain in the *ss.

Well...he definitely inherited foreclosure crisis from prior administration.

Paying $1000 to the balance and $16000 the principle is painful.