I figured it would be a good idea to put the A/C thing in the same letter, since the oil and charcoal thing will probably be documented.

So not only are they breaking HOA rules, but state law as well.Keep all your documentation, even the dates you try to go outside and are barked at.

If the anticipated sale price isn't sufficient to payoff both mortgages, approach the second for a short sale.If your husband's anticipated settlement can be documented, the second might agree to suspend the foreclosure.

If you have a written lease and document things like the phone call from your son, the letter to the parents, etc. then you should have enough of a case to get it into small claims court.

Because differences of opinion may arise between appraisers as to the degree of comparability and the amount of the adjustment considered necessary for comparison purposes, an appraiser should document each item of adjustment.

That would be great, although I know that others had to pay for someone to write their documents.

They are quicker than banks, less documentation, but higher interest and costs.

He included a link to a recent document released by the state.

- How is the client going to document income/assetsDepending on the classification of the land, I offer up to 90 LTV going FULL DOC & 85 LTV going Stated depending on a number issues outlined in your original post.Regards,Scott Miller

Gents...There are plently of NOO financing programs available for foreign nationals...LTV's as high as 80 depending how you document your income/assets...Hard money program will go as high as 90 LTV...I would need to know the specific status (permanent resident alien, non-permanent resident alien, etc.), to further quantify what is available.Regards,Scott Miller