I really have no idea what the differences are.Yeah...I saw a video today on the hidden fasteners for Latitude...very slick!

When I look around me and see a mother SMOKING in the car with her kids in the back seat or the family disconnect where the kids are left in front of the TV or video games because the parents are too lazy/selfish to raise their kids it is painful and down right scary.

Indymac is a pain to deal with no matter what http://vimeo.com/10074664, here is a video that I saw a while back that explains the situation.

However, I've listened to another pro on BP, Jason Hanson, on his youtube videos, who also includes a clause requiring new buyer to refinance into a new loan within 5 yrs.

I went in February and did a video greeting for my mother.View from Rich's condo that one of us will be enjoying soon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?

Adding audio andd video will make the site even more powerful.

Here is what I have so far:Broadband internet (to quickly upload video tours of houses)Cell PhoneVoice Mail serviceInternet (for home office)Bandit SignsBiz CardsSubscription Services (RealeFlow, RealtyTrac, etc)I know I am missing a few things, but my brain seems to stop working when its tired lol (but BP wont let me get any rest)What else should I add to this list?

Video recording equipment might be a future option.

Obama's only intent is to transfer money from the middle class to the ultra rich and the poor in the name of "social justice" and "economic justice", which are buzzwords for socialism.Obama is hell-bent on achieving a New World Order with global governance and the following video (old) is PROOF POSITIVE of the intentions of the left:http://www.eagleforum.org/topics/global/global.htmlBe sure to watch all the way to the end, when Hillary congratulates Cronkite for his work toward global governance!

Click the arrow on the video to listen an in-depth pitch on the program: http://lowermymortgagebalance.com/ Another interesting issue: On a side note, the firms soliciting this program are charging an advance "processing" and "administrative" fee of nearly $4,000 per loan, however, NOT in California.