I declined and replaced the replacement windows with $189 windows, only double paned.I've heard that in Alaska, people often use QUAD paned windows, but I've never seen those around here, triple is the biggest I've seen. 

I've been declined on a full amount HELOC that I applied for because of my debt-income ratio wasn't high enough.

Since they friendly declined the hotel offer, I think we will refund the 5-day rent to them. 

Home prices will vary by market, most areas I think will level off and some will see prices decline due to the enormous growth over past 3 yearsMy guess is Congress will try and step in and screw up housing market as well and try offer some first time home buyer incentive which will not bring prices down…

Try to take the emotion out, which is hard to do, with a long time business and declining health.

- higher income people move to urban core- people previously in urban core displaced, move to suburbs- suburbs see dis-investment, decline- urban cores see investment, improvements, gentrification, all thatAnd then sometimes it goes the other direction, which is what it looks like we may be a couple years into right now:- suburbs deemed more desirable (1950s, 1980s, 2020[?]

Only once has a vendor declined; as a backstop we have a condition similar to Karen's which requires tenants to meet our screening requirements and gives us a veto on accepting a tenant.

Citibank has declared the whole county as a "declining market" and won't buy any mortgages there.

Prices will need to fall back to the long term trend, and maybe below before we see inventory decline.

Unfortunately, most lenders interpret this as applicable to your new end buyer, especially in a declining market.