You can try Red Rocks bank out of Southern California.

These came to me randomly this evening...thanks anonymous sender person ;-)He was potty trained at birth.Objects in his mirror actually appear smaller.All his Easter Bunnies are vanilla.The only letters he ever buys are consonants.Right turns on red were his idea.He is 2 years older than his identical twin.When it rains really hard at his house, it only rains cats.He has never tasted juice from concentrate.It was his idea to change the name from Uno Equis.

We can now forget about the valuation process and just check the mirror to see what shade of red our face is!

Major red flag...much more due dilligence is needed to say the least.My suggestion is next time you need someone to analyze a deal, have credible sources that support your math.

I am guessing, but I would think that state law about real estate lending practices are a BIG reason many states are red pretty much everywhere.

I don't mind addressing each envelope and stamping, just need a good source/website that can duplicate my original letter better than my scanner can do, possibly in red or blue ink.

No, but I'm in a very Red area, now if it were in a Baby Blue area, they might go so far as holding the dog food maunfacture just as responsible as the landlord.IMO, no, the landlord has to have a degree of negligence for contributory negiligence to be applied.

I run the water until it gets really hot, and then place a dial thermometer with numbers on the dial into the stream of water (the thermometer is one of those instant read meat thermometers, not some infr-red device).

Most of the big players have this market cornered because they work from the top down.

And if so, then the original lenders which are defunct companies, have paid that off but didn't finish the paperwork in time and now it's lost in this black hole of red tape.