[CA renter]

Maybe lenders are holding off on foreclosures because Barney Frank threatened them (with regulation?? Ack!) if they didn’t “pause” foreclosures:

House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank (D-MA) waved a bit of a stick in the face of loan servicers, saying that “Servicers should put a pause in some foreclosures until they can wait to see exact details of this as it moves forward. If after this we continue to get very little participation by services, I can guarantee you that the servicer industry will look very different a year from now than they do today. If after everything we do in this cooperative way falls short, then you are going to see legislation that puts some very real restrictions on the role of servicers and give many more rights to the borrowers.”

http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/522008_FHA_Short_Pay_Loans.asp

[CA renter]

jp,

You might want to try a naturopathic doctor. The idea behind naturopathic medicine is to find the **source** of the problem, rather than try to mask the symptoms with pharmaceuticals. They focus on diet, exercise, herbal remedies, massage, accupuncture, etc. (different doctors may focus on different methods). Insurance might not cover it, but it’s worth checking into.

I also go to an accupuncturist and LOVE it. Worth every penny. You might want to look into a flexible spending account. At least that way, you can avoid paying taxes on the amount in your account. You just have to be sure to use it every year, as most accounts have a “use it or lose it” policy. Talk to someone who knows more about it to be sure of all the details (coverage, qualifying standards, etc.).

We have a Simmons Beautyrest on a wooden platform and really like that as well. Can’t sleep on anything else.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

jp,

You might want to try a naturopathic doctor. The idea behind naturopathic medicine is to find the **source** of the problem, rather than try to mask the symptoms with pharmaceuticals. They focus on diet, exercise, herbal remedies, massage, accupuncture, etc. (different doctors may focus on different methods). Insurance might not cover it, but it’s worth checking into.

I also go to an accupuncturist and LOVE it. Worth every penny. You might want to look into a flexible spending account. At least that way, you can avoid paying taxes on the amount in your account. You just have to be sure to use it every year, as most accounts have a “use it or lose it” policy. Talk to someone who knows more about it to be sure of all the details (coverage, qualifying standards, etc.).

We have a Simmons Beautyrest on a wooden platform and really like that as well. Can’t sleep on anything else.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

jp,

You might want to try a naturopathic doctor. The idea behind naturopathic medicine is to find the **source** of the problem, rather than try to mask the symptoms with pharmaceuticals. They focus on diet, exercise, herbal remedies, massage, accupuncture, etc. (different doctors may focus on different methods). Insurance might not cover it, but it’s worth checking into.

I also go to an accupuncturist and LOVE it. Worth every penny. You might want to look into a flexible spending account. At least that way, you can avoid paying taxes on the amount in your account. You just have to be sure to use it every year, as most accounts have a “use it or lose it” policy. Talk to someone who knows more about it to be sure of all the details (coverage, qualifying standards, etc.).

We have a Simmons Beautyrest on a wooden platform and really like that as well. Can’t sleep on anything else.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

jp,

You might want to try a naturopathic doctor. The idea behind naturopathic medicine is to find the **source** of the problem, rather than try to mask the symptoms with pharmaceuticals. They focus on diet, exercise, herbal remedies, massage, accupuncture, etc. (different doctors may focus on different methods). Insurance might not cover it, but it’s worth checking into.

I also go to an accupuncturist and LOVE it. Worth every penny. You might want to look into a flexible spending account. At least that way, you can avoid paying taxes on the amount in your account. You just have to be sure to use it every year, as most accounts have a “use it or lose it” policy. Talk to someone who knows more about it to be sure of all the details (coverage, qualifying standards, etc.).

We have a Simmons Beautyrest on a wooden platform and really like that as well. Can’t sleep on anything else.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

jp,

You might want to try a naturopathic doctor. The idea behind naturopathic medicine is to find the **source** of the problem, rather than try to mask the symptoms with pharmaceuticals. They focus on diet, exercise, herbal remedies, massage, accupuncture, etc. (different doctors may focus on different methods). Insurance might not cover it, but it’s worth checking into.

I also go to an accupuncturist and LOVE it. Worth every penny. You might want to look into a flexible spending account. At least that way, you can avoid paying taxes on the amount in your account. You just have to be sure to use it every year, as most accounts have a “use it or lose it” policy. Talk to someone who knows more about it to be sure of all the details (coverage, qualifying standards, etc.).

We have a Simmons Beautyrest on a wooden platform and really like that as well. Can’t sleep on anything else.

Good luck!

[CA renter]

You’re right. Thanks, SD Realtor! 🙂

[CA renter]

You’re right. Thanks, SD Realtor! 🙂

[CA renter]

You’re right. Thanks, SD Realtor! 🙂

[CA renter]

You’re right. Thanks, SD Realtor! 🙂

[CA renter]

You’re right. Thanks, SD Realtor! 🙂

[CA renter]

Good posts, SDEngineer. Agree 100%.

[CA renter]

Good posts, SDEngineer. Agree 100%.

[CA renter]

Good posts, SDEngineer. Agree 100%.

[CA renter]

Good posts, SDEngineer. Agree 100%.

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