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[quote=sreeb]Just in case anyone else was interested, we complained to the sender and now have a replacement 1099-misc with the income reported in box 3 as other income.[/quote]

Congrats, you actually got some kind of response out of a bank 🙂

[AK]

If he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.

Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.

Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.

[AK]

If he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.

Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.

Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.

[AK]

If he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.

Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.

Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.

[AK]

If he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.

Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.

Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.

[AK]

If he’s trying to bully you into forking over all of your money, run don’t walk.

Just tell him you don’t feel comfortable with him.

Sounds like someone with financial troubles or an expensive drug problem. Or both, since they seem to go together.

[AK]

My grandfather was a hobby farmer and I’m told he did well with persimmon trees. By no means do I suggest that you use the same “miracle Asian fertilizer” under normal conditions, but if the economy really does collapse, you can use the same age-old technique to help achieve self-sufficiency in food.

[AK]

My grandfather was a hobby farmer and I’m told he did well with persimmon trees. By no means do I suggest that you use the same “miracle Asian fertilizer” under normal conditions, but if the economy really does collapse, you can use the same age-old technique to help achieve self-sufficiency in food.

[AK]

My grandfather was a hobby farmer and I’m told he did well with persimmon trees. By no means do I suggest that you use the same “miracle Asian fertilizer” under normal conditions, but if the economy really does collapse, you can use the same age-old technique to help achieve self-sufficiency in food.

[AK]

My grandfather was a hobby farmer and I’m told he did well with persimmon trees. By no means do I suggest that you use the same “miracle Asian fertilizer” under normal conditions, but if the economy really does collapse, you can use the same age-old technique to help achieve self-sufficiency in food.

[AK]

My grandfather was a hobby farmer and I’m told he did well with persimmon trees. By no means do I suggest that you use the same “miracle Asian fertilizer” under normal conditions, but if the economy really does collapse, you can use the same age-old technique to help achieve self-sufficiency in food.

[AK]

You’re buying at 58% off peak, so in a sense your 20% down payment is really (drum roll) … an 8.4% down payment relative to peak! 🙂

Seriously though, there’s no such thing as a perfect house, nor is there any such thing as a house without problems. Just buy the frickin’ house and enjoy it. If you must, draw a big amortization chart on one of the interior garage walls, plot the balance of the principal each time you make a payment, and watch your equity grow.

And about the beach … look at resale timeshares. Some let you use the common facilities year-round.

[AK]

You’re buying at 58% off peak, so in a sense your 20% down payment is really (drum roll) … an 8.4% down payment relative to peak! 🙂

Seriously though, there’s no such thing as a perfect house, nor is there any such thing as a house without problems. Just buy the frickin’ house and enjoy it. If you must, draw a big amortization chart on one of the interior garage walls, plot the balance of the principal each time you make a payment, and watch your equity grow.

And about the beach … look at resale timeshares. Some let you use the common facilities year-round.

[AK]

You’re buying at 58% off peak, so in a sense your 20% down payment is really (drum roll) … an 8.4% down payment relative to peak! 🙂

Seriously though, there’s no such thing as a perfect house, nor is there any such thing as a house without problems. Just buy the frickin’ house and enjoy it. If you must, draw a big amortization chart on one of the interior garage walls, plot the balance of the principal each time you make a payment, and watch your equity grow.

And about the beach … look at resale timeshares. Some let you use the common facilities year-round.

[AK]

You’re buying at 58% off peak, so in a sense your 20% down payment is really (drum roll) … an 8.4% down payment relative to peak! 🙂

Seriously though, there’s no such thing as a perfect house, nor is there any such thing as a house without problems. Just buy the frickin’ house and enjoy it. If you must, draw a big amortization chart on one of the interior garage walls, plot the balance of the principal each time you make a payment, and watch your equity grow.

And about the beach … look at resale timeshares. Some let you use the common facilities year-round.

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