I suppose I'll know for certain by tomorrow.

There's a group in my area that is supposed to be only networking and no sales pitches.  

Though I suppose my niceness comes with a caveat.  

I suppose, if you completed assumed name paperwork, you could operate in the name of the Trust. 

Careful, I hear hurricane season is supposed to be raunchy this year :(

Just my 2 cents i suppose.

The woman I spoke to said even though I have 100% financing, they will require 5% down if the appraisal shows it to be in a declining market (which supposedly 9 out of 10 homes are) even though I would be buying the house at 80% of FMV!

Sorry - but NO definitely not - Appraised value and assessed value are two totally different things.....Example - we had an area locally that had not had a re-assessment since 1975...therefore - a property that I purchased had an apprised value of $20,300 - although I bought it for $65,000.....A few years later, we had a "county-wide re-assessment", and my assessment jumped from 20,300 to $69,000 (supposedly the market value at the time).....but keep in mind that the taxes are determined by multiplying the assessed value times the mileage rate - alas - my taxes jumped by nearly 300%......

The credit reports have reflected that.The underwriting requirements are beginning to aggravate me even though I read that the requirements were not supposed to be as strict with hurricane katrina.

We returned 50% of it but she has us on a technicality that we were supposed to tell her of her right to a pre-move out inspection so she would know she had to clean the place, replace the cat-torn screens and remove her crap when she moved out.