From the insurance side, the important thing is to make sure the named insured matches the title on the property.  

.$1 per $1000 of value or 1/10 of 1%.  50 mills would be 50/1000ths,  or $50 per $1000 of value or 5%.Your value of $100k, assuming that is the assessed value, doesn’t match with a $2000 tax bill, at a 50 mill rate.

Not her fault they don't match, but it is her fault her dog damaged the one set.

(To set it off and to let people know it’s not supposed to match.)

You should make a list of all the places you have lived and then a list of all the places your closest family and friends live and then match those up with your potential interest list and see where they match.

If so, review it to ensure it matches the estoppel certificate4.

Best bet is shop a mortgage broker and see if there are any loans that match. 

Maybe having the deposit match the mark of the beast was a sign of evil to come.  

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I also don't think it matches with the outside color of the house.