The firm has successfully worked with communities to restore blighted properties and neighborhoods.''

All services were restored as of 10:00pm CDT.

Check your local Habitat For Humanity Re-Store, they sell donated items, new and used.

Here is a study you can read regarding the same: http://www.responsiblelending.org/mortgage-lending/research-analysis/Lost-Ground-2011.pdfRegarding MERs you can read the judicial decisions that have come and gone here on their website, you can Google the two that are pending in New York and Texas link: http://www.mersinc.org/downloads/index.aspx?

I have been rehabbing homes in York County , SC since 2006.

My name is Nicholas and I desperately need advice

you will have to speak to a bankrupcy attorney, even with your income you might still qualify for a charpter 7, if allthe properties are underwater and have a negative cashflow,I do not see any other way out, unless you go the short sale route and try to short sale all the properties, I think the best advice is consult an attorney specializing bankrupcy in new york.

I have seen other brokers I talk to that mention these big amounts in California or New York or Virginia.I would imagine that the mortgages are larger but I think HAFA has a limit in the 700's range on qualifying.If the lender foreclosure process is long I can see offering the big amount.I have heard Wells Fargo only offering up to 5,000 so far.

We offer a credit restoration company that it honest and cheap to help them if they want it.

Much of the kitchen appears to be intact, and with some ingenuity & time, you might be able to score matching cabinets at the re-store, or even use the unfinished ones at lowes or the depot to fill in the holes.