The maximum amounts allowed in small claims court may vary, but let's say it's about $2,000.

This figure can vary in different states (higher in high-labor and construction materials markets and lower in low-labor and construction materials market).

Because differences of opinion may arise between appraisers as to the degree of comparability and the amount of the adjustment considered necessary for comparison purposes, an appraiser should document each item of adjustment.

(I know, strange, but degree in History and all.....)The gentleman from FHA went on to work with the ULI and National Builders Association to found the Community Associations Institute (cai dot org), which is the repository of all things "HOA Best Practices."  

Ya, that's true to some degree.

Hi Jharris, I am a loan officer.. broker fees as Ezloanzhas explained can vary in fees..

That means you're established to some degree.

I am currently a full time student in college looking forward to finishing my degree next spring and start making some money.

I had no friends, no family, no job, no college degree, a FICO of 540, 13 collections on my credit report, a box of clothes, and just 5K in the bank.

The idea isn't to get a law degree, but rather to learn to recognize WHEN YOU NEED TO CALL A LAWYER.