Banks have more money than most and we help them with forced place insurance and insurance on their foreclosed properties.

Now that squatters may be forced onto the streets....http://www.breitbart.com/InstaBlog/2013/12/02/Homeless-Man-Charges-2000-For-Course-In-Applied-Homelessness

I see mostly gas (forced air) heat and a few boilers (I am looking at OLD houses) and most people I know have gas furnaces in their own homes, propane in rural areas.

Simply forces your score to re-calculate on demand, this could get pricy depending on number of trade lines and credit agencies that need to be re-scored.

Lease agreeements will remain a in force, if any changes are needed, do so gradually as agreements come up for renewal.

Whatever you plan I hope you remember those for whom the day is set aside, our Armed Forces, past and present as well, especially those who paid the ultimate price is service to our country.

Come heck or high water, I am forcing myself to finally jump into investing with both feet.

I feel convident I've done my homework, and I think with the "right" rehab, and a bit of forced appreciation, the house will retail for 140-145, my fingers are crossed.I have a LOT more work in front of me.

I said if I had to, as in if I were forced to choose between never ending it and ending it now.

I know that neither one of them are great, but which one, if you were forced to pick, would you use to start?