Making it a part of a loan package is very different than showing it to some business guy who might provide seed money or someone to join in a partnership.

I do wonder if I'm paying for that potential flexibility in the form of higher interest rate (6.5% fixed for 5 years with a 12% cap)I've been in contact with them regarding this refi and they plan to send a guy out next week to do what I think isn't going to be a very involved appraisal, but which I think will be fairly accurate, and the lender will definitely do a cash out refi hence the potential seed moneyAlso, my situation is unique because my wife is a traveling nurse, and I'm willing to do anything temporarily.

I am not a realtor.I've grown to 6 SFHs and 1 duplex, in the last 2 years after saving seed capital for about 2 years.

Companies and government departments repeatedly sow the seeds of confusion, concern and outrage when they sneak catch-all terms into the small print.

I have only been on the site for around a month now ;-) Stick around...you'll see... :D

Louis Fed President James Bullard planting the seeds for QE3.

i wouldn't bother...if you are concerned, throw some seed down, but i dont think its necessary. the tenants will probably trash it anyway.

It should be well-stocked with seed, fertilizer, canned food, wine, medicine, clothes, etc.

However, I have spoken with some of the city council members and housing authority head folks and it seems as though people are starting to realize they are letting their historic buildings and areas go to seed.

Much healthier, lower sugar, less fat, whole grain, include flax seed, walnuts, fruit, good healthy stuff.Today I cooked a couple of pounds of black beans ad a batch of boiled barley, and they got frozen in 1/2 C servings.