. , I see, with the dental school student loans you have a deep hole (but as my daughter says (MD), you have a pretty big shovel with which to dig.)Your devotion, discipline and delayed gratification will serve you well.

Red Cross, NPR, lots of nonprofits will take it off your hands.

Account Closed  yes those are the kind of notes I deal with.. much less red tape to the point of none.. that's why I like them .. plus I like them for multiple repayment sources...

Get someone on who made it through but lost it all in the 2008 downturn and take a deep dive on what went wrong in their business, how they could have better positioned and what they would have done differently to avoid crashing and burning with the market.

It was literally three feet deep throughout with rotting food etc.

Attorneys only chase deep pockets.

You can develope some experience without getting yourself too deep.

It will also go a long way to proving to yourself and your family (the ones that may finance you) that you are financially responsible and will protect their interests, too, in the future, instead of jumping head first into a potentially damaging situation where you get in too deep and risk everyone's investment before you know what you're really getting into.

"Commercial lender I spoke with was looking 30% down for 25 years with an interest rate around 4.5%"Before getting to deep with this I would check on the following.Is this lender really a direct lender??

Not sure that I want to get in this deep from 1000 miles away.