I used to work for a major oil that has offices in Houston and NO.Jon

An example of an expense that “cash money” on and that is not a “paper” write off would be something like office supplies, etc.

Ok Loan Officers and Mortgage Brokers...

I'm not sure if any of you have seen the BBC version of The Office when David kicks the camera crew out of his office, but then poses for a picture before they leave?

To name a few… Things like; DMV records, credit report records, post office records, drivers license records, address used on tax returns, W-2’s, 1099’s, unemployment claims, hunting and fishing licenses, credit card statements, bank statements, insurance of all sorts; home owners, health, life etc., what your friends, family, neighbors, and employer would tell someone asking about where you live.

Not only are there more renters, but I think the odds of getting better quality renters have increased, just simply due to the simple laws of supply and demand.

I have been a loan officer for three years in Bend, Oregon, and can say that I've seen a lot of real estate transactions done, and now am seeing a lot of hurting people.

I manage about 200,000 sf of retail and office space in NC and SC.

If I work with a wholesaler again I want somebody that at least knows what the hell they are doing and doesn't look like a clownSee thats how I would dress going out with my friends to a club, not coming into the office of someone who is going to be paying me.

I verified this with assessment office.