Ever since I started learning multiplication, division, fractions, etc. in school growing up I've had many, many problems with math. To the point where I just hated it because my brain could never process it when it s...

If you have decent credit and a job, a bank will practically throw cash at you.

We agree with each other practically all the times so there's not much debating between him and I. 

In practice, I dare say this is the exception rather than the rule.

I have posted two of my newsletters I send to my local agents regarding practice of ShortSales in real estate.

He practiced even harder grew to 6 feet 6 inches and within the next two years became a high school All American.He went on to establish a distinguished career, which included hitting the last shot to win the NCAA college basketball championship, winning 6 NBA titles, 5 league MVPs and a slew of other accomplishments.Why was he such a winner?

I think you could be hurt financially if you made such a deal when you have practically no emergency fund.

I do not know if that is still the practice or if estates that are not probated through the courts are now publicly available.

I have done alot of reading and research on investing but as always practical application and experience reign supreme.

I haven't signed anything official with anybody but I don't want to do anything questionable either.Is submitting a "proof of funds" standard practice?