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novice1027
ParticipantFind yourself a good massage therapist and spend it that way!
I’ve been down that whole back pain rode and didn’t find the chiro to help at all, and I sure wouldn’t go if it wasn’t warrented. For me it was a last resort at the time, and I think core excersise, stretching and massage are the best!!novice1027
ParticipantFind yourself a good massage therapist and spend it that way!
I’ve been down that whole back pain rode and didn’t find the chiro to help at all, and I sure wouldn’t go if it wasn’t warrented. For me it was a last resort at the time, and I think core excersise, stretching and massage are the best!!novice1027
ParticipantFind yourself a good massage therapist and spend it that way!
I’ve been down that whole back pain rode and didn’t find the chiro to help at all, and I sure wouldn’t go if it wasn’t warrented. For me it was a last resort at the time, and I think core excersise, stretching and massage are the best!!novice1027
ParticipantFind yourself a good massage therapist and spend it that way!
I’ve been down that whole back pain rode and didn’t find the chiro to help at all, and I sure wouldn’t go if it wasn’t warrented. For me it was a last resort at the time, and I think core excersise, stretching and massage are the best!!novice1027
ParticipantQuestion?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.novice1027
ParticipantQuestion?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.novice1027
ParticipantQuestion?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.novice1027
ParticipantQuestion?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.novice1027
ParticipantQuestion?
I know on another thread you talked about “refinancing” and changing from a non-recourse to a recourse loan, and most said that wouldn’t be affected in the “freeze.”
Mr. Paulson used the term “refinance” many times in his speech. Do you think this was an error, or do you think the the FB’s will be even more F’d when their loan changes to a recourse loan, after they “refinance” into this fixed rate?
Just wondering.novice1027
ParticipantFLU,
Thanks for the helpfull info. Seems like it would be well worth the trouble, since I have no intention of borrowing money any time soon.
Thanks, Novicenovice1027
ParticipantFLU,
Thanks for the helpfull info. Seems like it would be well worth the trouble, since I have no intention of borrowing money any time soon.
Thanks, Novicenovice1027
ParticipantFLU,
Thanks for the helpfull info. Seems like it would be well worth the trouble, since I have no intention of borrowing money any time soon.
Thanks, Novicenovice1027
ParticipantFLU,
Thanks for the helpfull info. Seems like it would be well worth the trouble, since I have no intention of borrowing money any time soon.
Thanks, Novicenovice1027
ParticipantFLU,
Thanks for the helpfull info. Seems like it would be well worth the trouble, since I have no intention of borrowing money any time soon.
Thanks, Novice -
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