The solution is rather simple...Put your offer in with the new agent they assign.

http://finance.uncommonwisdomdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/uwd0001-bernankes-secret-debt-solution-rpt-r012.pdf :type:

That's not likely to provide a long-run solution.

Cash to Risk.As the current crisis has once again proved, all models fail according to the old rule, "If there is only one way for a model to fail, it will fail that way with a certainty approaching 100%".So, what I am saying is that, especially after the SEC raised the amount of leverage an institution has on its books, the failure of the VAR models to correctly predict how the banks positions would react to shocks suggests a reasonable solution is to raise the capital ratios again and to look at the VAR model in depth, it doesn't seem to be working or there would have been no need for a bailout.

But that is what I see from what she has posted.Does any one else here see any hope for her as she seems to have only till about 5pm today to find a solution that will possibly keep here in her home.I am not from CA and many of you here are.

We are conditioned to stay away from the fence or in the context of this course, to stay away from the different thoughts or solutions to problems.

I'm not looking to talk her into it exactly, just to find a solution that she can be happy with.

Many of them just want to stop the bleeding.If you really want to help people and can provide a solution to their problems, sometimes you can put together no money down transactions.

Wouldn't investing in a property that would provide rental income be a better solution than just buying a piece of land and hopefully selling it for more in the future?

We would like to refinance, pull out some equity in cash, and make our next investment, but are currently stuck because of no liquid cash, yet now is one of the best times to buy.Any creative solutions you can think of?