I saw ur post and I wanted to call you on that ph which you provided here Jerome Harrod II, J2K Solutions; Phone: 443-722-2344 but it's not in service any more.Do you have another #?

Since I already use Quicken for personal accounting I incurred no additional costs to track the income/expense for my properties.Quicken can be a viable solution, and a low cost one at that (or no cost if you already use it for personal record keeping).

Is there a solution that applies for him?

I've never used it but it might be an inexpensive solution.

Joe -You're a good man...wish I could upvote this post 10 more times...Most people would have been happy with (or even preferred) punishment or retribution for being wronged (hate to say it, but I'd probably be in that category as well)...it's nice to see someone willing to look for the win/win solution and willing to make an effort to implement that win/win solution...Thanks for setting the bar higher for all of us...P.S. - Agreed with Kevin that perhaps you can even find a longer-term benefit from the situation...

Tell them you can't have people staying here overnight anymore.That is an interesting solution.

But is there a solution for sports?

The obvious solution would be to reduce greenhouse gases but that is hard to do because so much of our economic development and growth have come through the emission of such gases.

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that the big, evil investment bank would have to write checks back to the homeowner should variable rates shoot up.And of course, the easiest solution -- for most people -- to get a fixed-rate loan is just to refinance into a fixed-rate product, and the banks love nothing more than refinances because they generate lots of juicy fee income, ergo they have little incentive to solve the problem by doing interest rate swaps.I love this question, though.