There is also the old standby gig that an examiner can use being "prudent lending practices" but not enough teeth to it but they could mount up and cost a lender.

In fiscal 2003—the last fiscal year Palinapproved the budget—the bonded long-term debt was $18,635,000.

You can’t chew with somebody else’s teeth.

Some BTHB programs are under state bond money, have deferred interest features and other benefits, so not staying in a property under some programs can cause the loss of benefits as penalties, like up to 5 yeas of occupancy.

Make sure your subs are licensed and bonded.

Very comfortable gun to carry concealed and when I'm wearing business casual I feel like James Bond.

I will show him what elbows do to teeth.

Like electrical they have certain bonding and ground rules of things you cant do and have to do. 

bewarealways use someone licensed bonded and insureda reputable contractor will be able to perform the work with no money up front, if they demand it then that is a flag to me that they may have a credibility problemmake sure they can follow your schedule- do they have the manpower available for the project do they have the correct tools to perform and how many of these projects have they donehave a strict interview process in place when searching for a contractorthem not showing up can cost you big timetime is moneyenjoy

I told her to watch for trends of the smart money buying into bonds....I went on with the rest of my theories and she maintained an unusual blank stare at me until she had a moment to speak up (I talk quickly).