Upon getting that proof, I'll send my first payment to them so they can begin work.It may not be the conventional way to do things, but my contractor horror story forced my hand . . .I've got more to share with you all a bit later . . .

I lived in a rental house while in the Air Force with my wife.

Its no secret he despises us, and Im hearing hes building weapon factories in Venezuela with the help of the russians, to arm rebel groups in America.

The Constables hate it and some have been known to simply leave and that would force you to re-file the writ.

I'm currently serving on active duty in the Air Force at Whiteman AFB, MO (about 1 hour east of Kansas City).

It the contract has a "specific performance" clause, the seller could force you to buy the property, now that the obstacles have been removed.

You should first contact a mortgage broker as this is not an "arms length" transaction and could complicate life a little.

But they are probably the best military force in the world.

Some great data points in there.1.1 million loans out of 8.37 million ARMS will be in foreclosure in the next 6-7 years.

I'd like to see one deal(*), with a newbie getting 100% financing from a third party private source in an arms length transaction that worked out well.