It looks like I'll be heading over to amazon.

I have substantial lines of credit for my building activities in my state with my small commercial bank and they were on the watch list..

I suggest you see your attorney and get that straightened out.I've been point stuff out here for a few years now and sometimes what comes back from investors is that they had their deal approved or blessed by their attorney, so I'll head that off if that's the case, if some attorney approved that, find another attorney.I'd say you're a creative guy, a real salesman, talented in the art of negotiation perhaps, but you should not be writing notes, it's not the wild west and things surface in time, so be careful out there. :)

When you buy a deal that looks weak with an optimistic analysis you're setting yourself up for failure when reality rears its ugly head.

You can even pull cash out when you refinance since your house has appreciated substantially.

I'm having a hard time trying to set up my comparable market analysis but can't find any substantial comps in the vicinity.

I think that if I can get it at a good price I can make a substantial profit.

Well unlike the upper class where that is the name of the game I viewed it as nepotism at the time and didn't call.Well one day I was getting on the elevator at work and there was Henry Kaiser on the elevator with the president of our division and the head metallurgist, Henry said Brian is that you, what are you doing here?.

According to an article from MPAMag.com, lender’s profits have been affected by the high costs of compliance that have been mounting since 2008.According to MPAMag.com, “Production expenses in the third quarter were the highest recorded since MBA began keeping statistics in 2008.”These high compliance costs are passed on to the borrower and have substantially increased the overall cost of borrowing.

nice topic. long story short, I made a LOT of terrible financial(and other) decisions. im 31 next month and just now getting my head on securing my financial future.