Our phones have simply stopped ringing (luckily we are booked out fairly well through the end of the year, but what happens in January?).

I am fairly new to RE business.

Beth Brooke, global vice chair at Ernst & Young LLP, WSJ, Sept 30, 2008 "Blaming fair-value accounting for the credit crisis is a lot like going to a doctor for a diagnosis and then blaming him for telling you that you are sick."

They'd just raise taxes, after all it wouldn't be fair to cut back on those bloated vote buying programs.

So don't be so upset at people trying to stay in their homes and get a fair shake from the lender...it actually HELPS the overall situation when a lender does this!

I've been disappointed with Sterling Trust recently but it only cost me about $500 to set up for my initial purchase and $300 per year to maintain 2 accounts.

I think it's possible, but I think a big factor would be getting a fairly quick start and reaching a critical mass of a few million, at which point I think a lot more options would start opening up to make the money grow faster.

This is a nice, well maintained 3/2 house in a residential area.

Probably an expensive issue to challenge, but it doesn’t seem fair.

Standing here in TX, it certainly appears that rents shouldn't drop in your area, but that doesn't help you much.I'm betting that:a) Your area is being flooded with sfh'sb) Your area is being flooded with an equal number of new renters who can't qualify to buy again soc) Rental rates shouldn't be affected *too* much On the surface, it seems that equilibrium should be maintained.