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ParticipantWow! My electric bill last month was $23. I’m single and travel for work. It pays big time to never be home!
ParticipantWow! My electric bill last month was $23. I’m single and travel for work. It pays big time to never be home!
ParticipantWow! My electric bill last month was $23. I’m single and travel for work. It pays big time to never be home!
ParticipantWow! My electric bill last month was $23. I’m single and travel for work. It pays big time to never be home!
ParticipantThis is why I love this site. Could you get any more of a considered, well written, helpful, honest, and knowledgeable answer to an honest question than what svelte and SD Realtor give in the 2 answers above?
Good job!
I hope when I’m ready to buy I can be so lucky.
ParticipantThis is why I love this site. Could you get any more of a considered, well written, helpful, honest, and knowledgeable answer to an honest question than what svelte and SD Realtor give in the 2 answers above?
Good job!
I hope when I’m ready to buy I can be so lucky.
ParticipantThis is why I love this site. Could you get any more of a considered, well written, helpful, honest, and knowledgeable answer to an honest question than what svelte and SD Realtor give in the 2 answers above?
Good job!
I hope when I’m ready to buy I can be so lucky.
ParticipantThis is why I love this site. Could you get any more of a considered, well written, helpful, honest, and knowledgeable answer to an honest question than what svelte and SD Realtor give in the 2 answers above?
Good job!
I hope when I’m ready to buy I can be so lucky.
ParticipantThis is why I love this site. Could you get any more of a considered, well written, helpful, honest, and knowledgeable answer to an honest question than what svelte and SD Realtor give in the 2 answers above?
Good job!
I hope when I’m ready to buy I can be so lucky.
January 21, 2009 at 10:57 AM in reply to: Friend wants bailout, what are the necessary procedures #332381ParticipantI have a plan for this.
Arrange a no-fault divorce. Have one spouse hold the house and assume the mortgage. The other spouse can then go purchase a new place at sometime in the future. The spouse holding the condo can then “Walk” on their mortgage and remarry the other who is now holding a fresh new mortgage.
January 21, 2009 at 10:57 AM in reply to: Friend wants bailout, what are the necessary procedures #332716ParticipantI have a plan for this.
Arrange a no-fault divorce. Have one spouse hold the house and assume the mortgage. The other spouse can then go purchase a new place at sometime in the future. The spouse holding the condo can then “Walk” on their mortgage and remarry the other who is now holding a fresh new mortgage.
January 21, 2009 at 10:57 AM in reply to: Friend wants bailout, what are the necessary procedures #332796ParticipantI have a plan for this.
Arrange a no-fault divorce. Have one spouse hold the house and assume the mortgage. The other spouse can then go purchase a new place at sometime in the future. The spouse holding the condo can then “Walk” on their mortgage and remarry the other who is now holding a fresh new mortgage.
January 21, 2009 at 10:57 AM in reply to: Friend wants bailout, what are the necessary procedures #332824ParticipantI have a plan for this.
Arrange a no-fault divorce. Have one spouse hold the house and assume the mortgage. The other spouse can then go purchase a new place at sometime in the future. The spouse holding the condo can then “Walk” on their mortgage and remarry the other who is now holding a fresh new mortgage.
January 21, 2009 at 10:57 AM in reply to: Friend wants bailout, what are the necessary procedures #332908ParticipantI have a plan for this.
Arrange a no-fault divorce. Have one spouse hold the house and assume the mortgage. The other spouse can then go purchase a new place at sometime in the future. The spouse holding the condo can then “Walk” on their mortgage and remarry the other who is now holding a fresh new mortgage.
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