There were times while I was in that I purchased a home but was then forced to move duty stations.

He mentioned looking into a force hot air furnace however we would have to run the duct work and it would be hard to get to the second floor.

I think if we accommodate her request it may also lead to her staying longer term (she’s really made the place like home and was at her previous place for a long time until a large rent increase forced her out).

I am deployed here with the Air Force until March 2010.

I have a car, so why should my hard-earned money go towards the government driving lazy people around all day.Why the hell is my money going to local police forces?

I guess if you bought someone with a broken arm a bottle of whiskey it would help them out for a while.What would really be interesting is if they created a tax incentive that allowed an investor to create a seller second on a property they sold to a home buyer, then they could turn around and donate the note to a charity and get a tax credit for the amount of the note.

I agree with Ralph here; this is not "arm's length" enough to get the banks to look at it the way you want.

Although most of the employees are unaware of it you can always just do a public records request and force them to "learn" their own system.

First is as a form of forced savings (via principal payments, which increase in amoritized mortgages as the years go by).

Lately I've gotten promo offers for their 5/1 and 7/1 ARM loans.