Like insurance, food, gas,....I am sure you get the point.

Things I've seen, food for thought...Seller's side insists on using their company?

Bigger pockets of always full of food for thought.

I know I don't have that food discipline haha.

My buddy Noah Singerman is the new beverage director at the Wise Buck, Scarecrow, Feathertop food court at 23 Ann Street.

Denied benefits to short-term welfare, food stamps, housing assistance, etc, they are not afforded the time required to seek out the other 20% before either becoming homeless or returning to illegal activity.Matt/Johnny - Thanks, this was exactly the type of expectation-setting I needed.  

Just some food for thought.

Stick to it and keep pressing forward.FWIW, I took my account manager smoked ribs...food bribes are legal!

You may find that your personal letter yields a better response rate than you postcard, or whatever you're using.There is a lot more to this art of mailing, but hopefully this is some good food for thought.- Troy

Summing it up...put 20% down to avoid the PMI, and refinance with HELOC when you need the cash. hmmm, the HELOC is definitely some interesting food for thought.