Plan for reserves for replacement; roof, heating & cooling, appliances etc.

I'm actually looking for another insurance agent/company so if you happen to know anyone or the best carriers for my area I will be appreciate the tip.

Can anyone suggest any tips...Thanks

Hi folks,I've searched around BP but couldn't find a really good post about dealing with out-of-state absentee owners.I was hoping some pros could chime in with common hiccups, conerns, tips, tricks, or suggestions on this topic.For example, do you usually get keys mailed to you?

I'm glad it's not my tax dollars.... we have a 55mph "bullet" train to pay for.

Priscilla Z Very cool!

The good ones will ask fellow attorneys who specialize in that to help them review their contract they have drawn up or hand them off completely.Attorneys are often times in court so it does take them to time to review things and get going with requests.I think you really need to review your loan documents to see what your options are.Many people are nice in this world but can screw up things everyday that can cost you a bunch of money.Find nice people and people who have the specific training to protect you.No legal advice.

One easy thing to do would be to request credit limit increases with your current card issuers, since that can lower your overall credit card utilization ratio (which is rated high in factoring your score) without opening new accounts.Here's some other tips from My Fico: http://www.myfico.com/crediteducation/improveyourscore.aspxOne last idea for you.

For all the newbies, you can not make terms of a lease to any whim or what you think may be a really cool deal for you, there are acceptable terms and conditions in every are of the country, you can't just go wild thinking if you get someone to agree to something that it will be acceptable.

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