I am talking about the sites that offer potential customers the ability to search the MLS system as you automatically gather the contact information.

The only white cabinets I own are semi custom in my own master bathroom, and the carcass paint has yellowed dramatically compared to the thermofoil doors, looks pretty awful.I'm a fan of cliched finishes in my century old buildings.

I have been an excellent customer to my local gas stations, my local grocery stores, my local dry cleaners, etc....

I have more questions than answers.Like, how did it get from an argument over rent to the tenant having bare buttocks?

Fees are completely customized based on that particular company's business model.

I have a feeling that here comes the really, really bad semantic argument that you tend to resort to because you have no substantial argument...I can feel it coming...

Might I kindly suggest that you consider buying a few nice custom embroidered golf shirts with your logo.Kirk

Tim, if it weren't for semantics, you wouldn't have any argument at all...But, then again, as usual, your semantic argument is so impressive that I'm not even going to bother to argue with you...well done...

My view is that the 'political pressure' argument carries little water.

will, vikram, and mark:i see your points, and if you're flipping several homes, one loss may not hurt as much....that being said, (and i don't know danny's situation, so i'll assume its his 1st and sorry if i'm wrong), i could see the argument for refinancing to get what you can out of it, and then selling on a wrap or lease option...true it's not the best scenario, but at least he gets some money back to reinvest from his learned mistakes, and it will net some cashflow..a hundred bucks a month sold on a wrap is better than a 15k loss in some situations