If I refi I can cut that piti down to around 1100.

I would cut into the bottom line but maybe it's worth it.

These 3 inch tall tiles required 4 times as many cuts on the wet saw as a 12 inch tile would have and were a bit tedious to lay for a first timer like myself.All in all, we love the shower and I'm glad I know how to tile now.

A sword cuts both ways and that really makes me nervous.

LJ has lesions on his thalamus [both sides] which causes his brain to signal to the nerves in his body that they are under acute attack [at his worst he was passing out hundreds of times a day from the pain] He also is high functioning autistic and has profound tourettes but that's kindof like worrying about a paper cut when someone is having a heart attack.My son has always had big dreams, even before he became ill.

A 23 unit complex would have to cost $75 or more each time the grass is cut and even more for snow.

We will also set our payment schedule to be bi-weekly (or accelerated bi-weekly) which translates into 26 {smaller} payments per year rather than 12 monthly payments {which further reduces the overall interest paid}.These two small practices alone allow us to cut the effective amortization of our mortgages in-half during the first 5-year term with no *real* impact to our cash-flow.  

Sorry, cut us off.

If he'd fought, he probably would have cut his losses on legal fees earlier and ended up with a settlement.

Should I cut my losses now rather than spending money on engineering reports, more inspections, appraisals, major repairs I wasn't anticipating, or should I hang in there to see what the seller can do for me?