that's sweet - 65k.

These include your home, your portfolio of stocks, and your collection of fine art or fine wines.

i don't care what kind of "sweet deal" you offer the "motivated seller".

Michael has sent me a copy of the prospectus for thisproject and it's a sweet, sweet project!

sweetness(*cough,cough*) one question tho.

I've seen and heard about too many deals where people get screwed, all while thinking they're in a sweet spot.

I buy at the foreclosure auction often, but accidentally missed a house with a sweet minimum bid last week so I wanted to contact the beneficiary and purchase it after the fact.Anyways, if you go to your local county recording office (located in your court house) you can search for the mortgage/deed of trust or whatever document they use in your state to record the lending information on the property.

And don't forget - hefty taxes follow at less than two years, so it better be a sweet deal.

It's coming together very sweetly.

He is comfortable right where he is right now - we have a house, we have good paychecks, he works at oil wells (Schlumberger) and he loves being outdoors (play in the mud type thing), he loves his co-workers, he has his wine hobby (he makes wine and recently started making beer), we are all healthy and, except for a not so good credit, we have no problems.