Can you extract out a proof of funds or a pre-approval letter?

I don't know which drug is worse for you guys, whatever it is you're smoking or listening to an uninformed lying POS like Limbaugh.Let's just look at the FACTS;April 20, oil rig explodes/catches fire about 10:00PMApril 21, (not 12 days, but the next day) after a meeting between Obama and the secretaries of Homeland Security (Coast Guard), Inerior (minerals extraction) EPA and FEMA, several secretaries and/or their deputies headed to NO as well as 4 Coast Guard oufits.

One would assume that if Rich wanted to extract cash out of this project, he could do so by using leverage now.

If you want to extract $100/unit/month from that $1440 you're left with only $640 a month for the payment, which gives a value of $88K with those numbers.

As far as I can tell, the government is bundling investors up with the rest of "the richest Americans" and their only interest in Investors is how to extract every single penny from their pockets to pay for programs for the "deserving" poor.

On the other hand, a guy who runs a law-firm that has other lawyers who are generating $3M per year in income could probably extract himself from the business, and the business would still have value without him around.

Dispite what the nothing down gurus say, trying to extract a profit from a transaction with no money invested takes alot of knowledge and experience.

Even funnier how many people repeatedly extracted and spent the false equity from their houses and now want to be bailed out because their house is worth less than they own.

And you will frequently come across real estate related debates raging between these knowledgeable folks; I encourage you all to pay extra close attention to both sides of those discussions, because you'll learn both sides of the issue.Users will challenge posts that seem questionable, and try to extract some better evidence to support these suspect posts.The site is moderated, and there is a management commitment to prevent / eliminate 'spam" posts, and to properly deal with those who choose to not pay attention to the rules.

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