Unfortunately, I do not have good news for you.

http://www.lendingtree.com/about-us/press-room/news-releases/2004/greenlink-joint-venture/Should my reps be calling LendingTree instead?

I knew that this topic had the potential to stir up some controversy and couldn't decide if this should have just gone into a regular board or the political board.After watching the Obama repeal on this morning's news, I felt optimistic and shot off this query(but I probably should have held back).

When you have the basic information and regularly collect it then it is possible to perform metrics as Bryan said to have a better understanding and make some choices based on it.Kevin, I don't know what your balance sheet looks like, but if you are growing it by double digit percentages each year then that's amazing.

Just on news reports.

Other ways of assuming will be a Subject-2, Lease-Option and Contract For Deeds, you can search those here.But, good news, medical bills are almost a forgiven sin with regard to credit, many lenders will simply snarl at them and look the other way if they can if you are looking at owner occupied loans....meaning they may require a payment plan and use that with your qualification for a portfolio loan.

A lot of the discussion you hear on the news and other articles about real estate paints a somewhat rosy picture, that the worst is over and the recovery is about to start.

Those who tend to argue that the tax rates are too high are the same financially-challenged people who also argue that we need to spend $700B per year on Defense and a couple trillion more fighting wars against countries that -- despite what you might have heard on Fox News -- posed no immediate threat to us and had nothing to do with 9/11.If you look at the numbers, Defense accounts for more than half of all discretionary spending in this country.

The stuff you see on TV/local news.

The property on the market will blow our past projects out of the water...hopefully I will have some news on that soon.