@Chris Eaker, if you don't have the money raised or at least committed and you get under contract and you can't close, it will be a very frustrating experience for you.Trust me I know...Plus you will have costs such as an attorney to draft and/or review your PSA, inspection and appraisal fees, and other costs.

I've read some mixed reviews about them in some of the BP forums, but my experience thus far has been pleasant.

Any suggestions for foreclosure attorneys in the state of Georgia for mortgage file review and to start the foreclosure process on a delinquent note?

Any and all advice and tips on starting out will be reviewed and noted.

Also, labor is inexpensive (if somewhat less reliable than a larger MSA), and I recently reviewed the 20-year plan for Kennedy Space Center which I believe shows some very promising possibilities for private investment in the aerospace business.

The lease where assigned to you at closing; So check your state laws, and review the lease(s).

His score isn't bad doesn't have negative reviews just a low end 600 ish due to lack of use.Thanks for the tip!!!

Some act a custodians where you still need their review and approval of deals and others like Broad Financial give you check book control and they are there to support you but not control you.

I've lived in the neighborhood close to 10 years now and, perhaps naively, thought that even if the investment metrics didn't show that it were a stellar choice, the location might serve to make it worthwhile given the demand and momentum which exists in RE here locally.The analysis below shows how things look for both 15yr and 30yr financing, and I'm curious to know how people weigh that choice.

However, I've never made a lot of money and when I review my Social Security statements -- YIKES!