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[quote=flu]Have you considered just getting rid of your stuff?[/quote]

I’m selling an enormous amount, appliances, most of the furniture,
most of the books.

But i want to keep my antique dining room set, I got from my mother,
and, my clothes and kitchen stuff.

[patb]

or what they do, which is usee transformers to run up the transmission voltage.

long haul runs around 300,000 Volts, local grid runs 13,000 volts
and the stuff on the streets runs 440V before they drop it to 22V
to your hosue

[patb]

or what they do, which is usee transformers to run up the transmission voltage.

long haul runs around 300,000 Volts, local grid runs 13,000 volts
and the stuff on the streets runs 440V before they drop it to 22V
to your hosue

[patb]

or what they do, which is usee transformers to run up the transmission voltage.

long haul runs around 300,000 Volts, local grid runs 13,000 volts
and the stuff on the streets runs 440V before they drop it to 22V
to your hosue

[patb]

or what they do, which is usee transformers to run up the transmission voltage.

long haul runs around 300,000 Volts, local grid runs 13,000 volts
and the stuff on the streets runs 440V before they drop it to 22V
to your hosue

[patb]

or what they do, which is usee transformers to run up the transmission voltage.

long haul runs around 300,000 Volts, local grid runs 13,000 volts
and the stuff on the streets runs 440V before they drop it to 22V
to your hosue

[patb]

[quote=sd_matt]Is there any such thing as a zero down investment loan? What if I am VA qualified? If there is such a thing what kind of FICO and income do I have to have? Does a given income qualify me for more $$ for a loan for a multi family property?[/quote]

up to 4 units is residential income, but, with so many condos out there,
rents will continue decaying.

[patb]

[quote=sd_matt]Is there any such thing as a zero down investment loan? What if I am VA qualified? If there is such a thing what kind of FICO and income do I have to have? Does a given income qualify me for more $$ for a loan for a multi family property?[/quote]

up to 4 units is residential income, but, with so many condos out there,
rents will continue decaying.

[patb]

[quote=sd_matt]Is there any such thing as a zero down investment loan? What if I am VA qualified? If there is such a thing what kind of FICO and income do I have to have? Does a given income qualify me for more $$ for a loan for a multi family property?[/quote]

up to 4 units is residential income, but, with so many condos out there,
rents will continue decaying.

[patb]

[quote=sd_matt]Is there any such thing as a zero down investment loan? What if I am VA qualified? If there is such a thing what kind of FICO and income do I have to have? Does a given income qualify me for more $$ for a loan for a multi family property?[/quote]

up to 4 units is residential income, but, with so many condos out there,
rents will continue decaying.

[patb]

[quote=sd_matt]Is there any such thing as a zero down investment loan? What if I am VA qualified? If there is such a thing what kind of FICO and income do I have to have? Does a given income qualify me for more $$ for a loan for a multi family property?[/quote]

up to 4 units is residential income, but, with so many condos out there,
rents will continue decaying.

[patb]

There is a marked material difference between what the FDIC reports and
what the actual is.

http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09133.html

consider the following

“As of June 19, 2009, First State Bank of Altus had total assets of $103.4 million and deposits of approximately $98.2 million. In addition assuming all of the deposits of the failed bank,

Herring Bank will purchase approximately $64.4 million in assets.

The FDIC will retain the remaining assets for later disposition.”

on paper that is 5M in equity or 5% capital, not bad for a bank. a touch low,
but they should be able to increase equity.

but notice the underlined part?

40M were shitty assets. FDIC is going to eat those. Figure it’s the same
way or worse in bigger banks, so yeah, FDIC is busted.

[patb]

There is a marked material difference between what the FDIC reports and
what the actual is.

http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09133.html

consider the following

“As of June 19, 2009, First State Bank of Altus had total assets of $103.4 million and deposits of approximately $98.2 million. In addition assuming all of the deposits of the failed bank,

Herring Bank will purchase approximately $64.4 million in assets.

The FDIC will retain the remaining assets for later disposition.”

on paper that is 5M in equity or 5% capital, not bad for a bank. a touch low,
but they should be able to increase equity.

but notice the underlined part?

40M were shitty assets. FDIC is going to eat those. Figure it’s the same
way or worse in bigger banks, so yeah, FDIC is busted.

[patb]

There is a marked material difference between what the FDIC reports and
what the actual is.

http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09133.html

consider the following

“As of June 19, 2009, First State Bank of Altus had total assets of $103.4 million and deposits of approximately $98.2 million. In addition assuming all of the deposits of the failed bank,

Herring Bank will purchase approximately $64.4 million in assets.

The FDIC will retain the remaining assets for later disposition.”

on paper that is 5M in equity or 5% capital, not bad for a bank. a touch low,
but they should be able to increase equity.

but notice the underlined part?

40M were shitty assets. FDIC is going to eat those. Figure it’s the same
way or worse in bigger banks, so yeah, FDIC is busted.

[patb]

There is a marked material difference between what the FDIC reports and
what the actual is.

http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2009/pr09133.html

consider the following

“As of June 19, 2009, First State Bank of Altus had total assets of $103.4 million and deposits of approximately $98.2 million. In addition assuming all of the deposits of the failed bank,

Herring Bank will purchase approximately $64.4 million in assets.

The FDIC will retain the remaining assets for later disposition.”

on paper that is 5M in equity or 5% capital, not bad for a bank. a touch low,
but they should be able to increase equity.

but notice the underlined part?

40M were shitty assets. FDIC is going to eat those. Figure it’s the same
way or worse in bigger banks, so yeah, FDIC is busted.

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