Seems quite likely that Seattle will charge around $150 for this registration.

We have been reading and researching for quite some time and I am just struggling with taking the leap.

I understand the economy in general is a bit more stable in Chicago than it is there, and the unemployment rate is quite high up there as well.

Until I see price increases through the Spring of 2013, I'm not celebrating quite yet.

If not, then the advice to hold onto the property is quite sound.

MREs are a great option Rob K (trust me, I have had them quite a few times) but they have certain limitations.

I live in Back bay but am marketing quite a few different areas in and around bostonThanks

On the other hand, it's a big house and quite valuable, and it wouldn't take much to do $4000 worth of damage to the house.

While he was there she mentioned having a question about the washing machine not working quite right, and he also checked on the washer (he replaced hoses, which were old and not working properly, and cleaned out the drain area).

Quite a few first time investors wonder which is better, buying short sales or foreclosures.