This ultimately eats up all cash flow.My numbers are figured using conventional financing with a 20% down payment.

I don't know who the gentleman is that rented his house to the animal who trashed it.

I'll tell you that it's the best feeling when you can wake up whenever you want, eat whatever you want without worrying about the price tag, and you have all the time in the world to hang around with your kids.

Due to condo fees (at least $200-$300/monthly), this seems to eat up all the potential cash flow.

Today I went to the store and spoke with the manager who told me that I will have to eat the material loss.

@Deborah B. you must have been "eating your Wheaties" and didn't know your own strength!

my salary is average and my primary note eats up alot of my ratio.

You probably realize this already, but the tax sale is indeed a totally different animal than a foreclosure auction.

Anything your order to eat or drink obviously would cost but our appearance is free of charge

More risk buying something that will eat you alive in holding costs if things don't work out.