You should get your money back and then move on - application fees/credit checks, any deposits, prepaid rent, etc...

I have actually gone on very few vacations and plan to change that.On my rentals I watch prices on appliances. 

We are in the same boat, although we've had applications they were of some of the worst quality I have seen.

She has to be at least 62 and has to have equity in the property, neither of which is applicable. 

and if you want to 'tag' someone, start typing their name immediately after @ and then watch for the name of the person to appear below the text box where you are typing.

I've gotten several banks to initially okay HELOC offerings at 70% of loan to value, however, I don't think HELOCs are the right vehicle for me for several reasons. 1) The rate is variable. 2) The term is normally shorter than a refi, 3) There may be an unexpected balloon payment if you're not watching the draw period closely.

Terms and conditions, such as interest rates, points, application fees, promissory notes, inspections, LTV, length of project, appraisals, etc can all factor in to what makes or breaks a funding arrangement.

. $250 of that is for the Loan Application Fee, and then the remaining $1250 will be due at closing.

Modern builds is my favorite, but Shanty 2 Chic is the most applicable. 1.

I just kinda watched it.