Free & ClearYour phone will melt with curious motivated sellers.3.

But light gauge steel framed homes will withstand fire up to a temperature point, then they simply melt and collapse.  

The average diet is 2,000 calories per day.

No, the ice melted a bit.

Things almost melted down this week with me out of 4 days ;-)I'll probably do the other 2 classes next year and sit for the exam.  

@Paul Stout  mid west compared to other areas of the nation has always been more renter dominated than owner..reason little to no appreciation.. and higher than normal maintenance cost on the homes given the extreme weather conditions.No melt down like 07  Subprime  Gonerampant   speculation   Gonetighter underwriting   here to staychanging demographics and thought process's as stated

well I got north of 10 million prior to 08 melt down  ( ON PAPER OF COURSE)..

Although SF fared better than most areas, it was impacted by the mortgage melt down.

Bill when the crisis hit.. it was early on set in Detroit.. started before the rest of the country it had gain steamed but then as you know there was some real melt downs there were nice little neighborhoods with these brick homes were selling for peanuts 1k to 3k..most were stripped or barely habitable at that point.. guys were buying them for 1 to 3k never looking at them selling them to renters basically for 200k down and 400 a month 20 to 30k on land contracts as is.. folks would kind of move in.. strip the neighboring houses. to get these habitable these had about a 90% default rate in two years.. :)  you see the same in Texas in some markets preying on non English speaking.. buy a house for 10 or 15k sell it on contract for 50k without doing anything to it to a non English speaker on terms.there was a guy boasting about it on BP and he finally got ran off the site..  

The north facing side gets no sun and takes forever to melt.