Luckily, their is a built in inspection so regardless of what I find, I have an out, BUT what is the worst possible scenario with dry rot?

That is a bad idea because 2% is probably the max adjustment you can have anyway, so you have actually locked in your worst case scenario.It is all sort of hard to explain in words.

It has been quite a while since the politics forum was taken down and some of the worst offenders left.

http://magazine.angieslist.com/best-worst/?

The worst that will happen is the Lender will call the note..........assuming they find out.If it were to rise to the level of fraud, which might take a lot, it would not likely rise to the level of criminal fraud.

Assuming that's the worst case of 35%, you'd have a $20 tax bill each month.

Sorry to burst your bubble,, but the fact is, GI Joe featured some of the worst acting I've seen in years.

The seat belt guy, his descision was probably the worst business descision he will ever make.Also the guitar guy and son, what a complete tool.

We tend to try to manage our leases around this and adjust our rents to fill leases during this period.There are some seasonal rentals in winter but not nearly as much as normal.Summer is the worst for us, as economic activity is dead slow due to snowbirds being gone, and this is the period of our worst quality tenants and least activity in renting.

Yes - the caving to the GS-built Treasury Chief(s) was a serious mistake, though "The Plan" was not the worst of the possible plans available.