Tod,Funny :DBut on a more serious note, we have had a few pols come visit my day job and give a brief speech followed by Q&A session; they don't like the Q's I ask (and I am one of the few in the crowd of several hundred who will actually ask something challenging to put them on the spot) :wink:So the pols don't want me around them.

$32K would be a more likely guess.

So, I really want to know what you would do and why.    More food, barter items,  gold, silver, titanium, F&C real estate, mortgaged to the hilt RE, options, stocks, mutual funds, land, movies, HML lending, transactional funding, JV's or others.    I'd love to know your thoughts and back them up with why.

Only a crisis that forces a more sustainable fiscal course can save us now.

If you are going to ask for a upfront fee I think you would need a more polished website.

That is NOT a good reason why Uncle Sam should get what I've worked for all my life instead of my child (or my church, or my best friend, or my favorite charity, or even my bleedin' dog, who happens to be a more worthy and honest being than our give-it-all-away president)

That is not a more advanced way, it is actually more simply when you have your own cash.

However, for a more definitive answer, the buyer should look at the actual agreement.

In the mean time, it looks like they over raised the interest rate and all of a sudden anyone who was comfortably making their mortgage was all of a sudden having a more difficult time.

This would be a B/E of $7,300/150 = 49, or a more than 4 year B/E period.