Needless to say, I have yet to receive a response from the written complaints I've made.My property is a beautiful 2005 2story 2 Thou sq, 4bd/3baon the north side of Vegas (Craig/Loosee), and the area is turning into sec8.If you plan to hang in there, you'd better have a third eye to manage your managers.

Now my agent and I had a meeting and he explained the "nitty gritty" and said that I should be fine on a "total loss" -- However, it might get touchy with a "third or half" loss (top story burn, etc.) -- then the amount MIGHT not cover everything -- He says that once you get up to 60% give or take, things usually work out.

Who fixes the shared roof or the leak in the wall on the third story that caused damage on the 1st and 2nd floor?

But I defy anyone to tell me one other country in the world that could have this much power instead, believing what they believe, that wouldn't either turn this whole world into a third world country or simply enslave it.

I have to follow up with my friend today and see what happened because they very well could have chosen a new lender (third)...Why are the buyers in such a hurry - is there something specific that makes them on a "time-line"?

The way I would do it is have a mortgage broker (along with credit repair personnel) work with have them through the entire time they are leasing the property and use a third party note collecting company (for a nominal fee, not much like $75 to start and $10 a month) to show that they have a record of paying and your mortgage broker can use that as seasoning.

In the other one I created a bad room in a partial basement and the third one is actually a room, but again I need to put a closet in.All of those properties were bought and rehabbed for less then $30,000 each.

Wifey and I are celebrating our 28th cruise with a 28 day cruise.

Conservatively, you don't want more than a third of your total gross going towards housing.

., 100% financing, sale to a third party, etc.