While true if you get your structure pulled out of a high risk flood zone through a LOMR the lender could still require flood insurance, the rate would be based on a low to moderate risk instead of High Risk which on a $250,000 policy with a $5000 deductible in a AE zone the difference between paying approximately $500 a year and $3000 a year.

Naturally he is balking at returning my calls because this request is frankly, dumb.

Thankfully, I had a lot of experience before I got laid off, so the move to full time was natural.

I look for 15+% CoC, some target 20+%.If you can refi to pull out some equity it would be even better.

I know on a privately owned home I might have more pull, but I am not sure with an REO what the bank would be willing to do.

And now they're gunshy on pulling the trigger to close.

To enhance the color, I also use bright DAYLIGHT CFLs (which have a slight blue tint) to mimmick natural sunlight.

(Bear in mind, this is City of Atlanta... and they hate builders and renovators with a personal passion)For that price, I also expect the architect to take my license and go pull the permit himself, walking the plans through the building department.

NathanCan you pull the contract / clause for this 2 yr rule?

If you pull your property from MLS, I thought it had to sit for 30 days in order to list it again to start DOM over.