I'm afraid you may have to remove that carpet.

I also read that some rules changed and now the PMI can NEVER be removed (even after 80% LTV is reached)Is this correct?...

Since Mobile homes are cheaper, I thought I'd start by reading up and researching on buying one and flip for a Lonnie deal.It seems there's a new law that's in effect starting January 2014 and it seems the owner financing on mobile home flips are no longer allowed unless one uses a 3rd party lending company?

His company name is Right Angle Contracting at [REMOVED].

If you are doing a flip where the kitchen or bath had to be redone, then Ikea stuff looks nice, and it would sure look better than moldy mousy cabinets and a stained sink.However, on kitchens, unless you need to change the configuration of the cabiets, you can work miracles with paint, new hardware, and new countertops.There are only a couple of times when I will remove existing cabinets, which are: They are in the wrong place.

Im seeing more of like professional offices/bed and breakfast/rec center/daycare/home based business/deli...something to that effect would fit well in the area.

Overall effect should be less comodity hitting the world market.

Not sure these desparate measures are having the desired effect.

Once you have determined your LLC needs to make the election, you then need to consider the rules of when the election can be made:*General rule: The election can take effect up to 75 days prior to the date the election is filed and up to 12 months after the election is filed.Example: An LLC files its election to be taxed as a corporation on October 15th.

This release removes the lien that was put in place by the original deed of trust.