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ParticipantCongratulations on all the new babies!
The classic girls names that I love are:
Cara, Danielle, Eva, Michelle Anna, Sophia/Sophie (which is kind a trendy right now), Rebecca, and Amanda (gosh, almost all of them end with an “ah” sound – I don’t think I ever realized that).My husband requested that are two children have Irish names, I am glad that we went with non-trendy names, but I wish I had used more common spelling – we actually used older spelling versions of their names, which confuses people and can frustrate my son.
ParticipantCongratulations on all the new babies!
The classic girls names that I love are:
Cara, Danielle, Eva, Michelle Anna, Sophia/Sophie (which is kind a trendy right now), Rebecca, and Amanda (gosh, almost all of them end with an “ah” sound – I don’t think I ever realized that).My husband requested that are two children have Irish names, I am glad that we went with non-trendy names, but I wish I had used more common spelling – we actually used older spelling versions of their names, which confuses people and can frustrate my son.
ParticipantCongratulations on all the new babies!
The classic girls names that I love are:
Cara, Danielle, Eva, Michelle Anna, Sophia/Sophie (which is kind a trendy right now), Rebecca, and Amanda (gosh, almost all of them end with an “ah” sound – I don’t think I ever realized that).My husband requested that are two children have Irish names, I am glad that we went with non-trendy names, but I wish I had used more common spelling – we actually used older spelling versions of their names, which confuses people and can frustrate my son.
ParticipantCongratulations on all the new babies!
The classic girls names that I love are:
Cara, Danielle, Eva, Michelle Anna, Sophia/Sophie (which is kind a trendy right now), Rebecca, and Amanda (gosh, almost all of them end with an “ah” sound – I don’t think I ever realized that).My husband requested that are two children have Irish names, I am glad that we went with non-trendy names, but I wish I had used more common spelling – we actually used older spelling versions of their names, which confuses people and can frustrate my son.
ParticipantDefinately sell! I have a good friend in the mortgage industry in Seattle, and even he is having a much harder time getting people approved and closed. As bullish as he is, he even sees prices dropping further in Seattle. I can recommend some excellent real estate agents in the Bellevue area if you need a referral.
Good luck!
ParticipantDefinately sell! I have a good friend in the mortgage industry in Seattle, and even he is having a much harder time getting people approved and closed. As bullish as he is, he even sees prices dropping further in Seattle. I can recommend some excellent real estate agents in the Bellevue area if you need a referral.
Good luck!
ParticipantDefinately sell! I have a good friend in the mortgage industry in Seattle, and even he is having a much harder time getting people approved and closed. As bullish as he is, he even sees prices dropping further in Seattle. I can recommend some excellent real estate agents in the Bellevue area if you need a referral.
Good luck!
ParticipantDefinately sell! I have a good friend in the mortgage industry in Seattle, and even he is having a much harder time getting people approved and closed. As bullish as he is, he even sees prices dropping further in Seattle. I can recommend some excellent real estate agents in the Bellevue area if you need a referral.
Good luck!
ParticipantDefinately sell! I have a good friend in the mortgage industry in Seattle, and even he is having a much harder time getting people approved and closed. As bullish as he is, he even sees prices dropping further in Seattle. I can recommend some excellent real estate agents in the Bellevue area if you need a referral.
Good luck!
ParticipantIf the second was a purchase money loan there is a good chance that it’s also nonrecourse. Again, as suggested to the other “should I stay or should I go” poster, talk to an attorney and accountant that have expertise in this area. I believe there is some debate about the term HELOC for purchase money loans and whether they are recourse or not, and attorney can help you figure it out.
Good luck
ParticipantIf the second was a purchase money loan there is a good chance that it’s also nonrecourse. Again, as suggested to the other “should I stay or should I go” poster, talk to an attorney and accountant that have expertise in this area. I believe there is some debate about the term HELOC for purchase money loans and whether they are recourse or not, and attorney can help you figure it out.
Good luck
ParticipantIf the second was a purchase money loan there is a good chance that it’s also nonrecourse. Again, as suggested to the other “should I stay or should I go” poster, talk to an attorney and accountant that have expertise in this area. I believe there is some debate about the term HELOC for purchase money loans and whether they are recourse or not, and attorney can help you figure it out.
Good luck
ParticipantIf the second was a purchase money loan there is a good chance that it’s also nonrecourse. Again, as suggested to the other “should I stay or should I go” poster, talk to an attorney and accountant that have expertise in this area. I believe there is some debate about the term HELOC for purchase money loans and whether they are recourse or not, and attorney can help you figure it out.
Good luck
ParticipantIf the second was a purchase money loan there is a good chance that it’s also nonrecourse. Again, as suggested to the other “should I stay or should I go” poster, talk to an attorney and accountant that have expertise in this area. I believe there is some debate about the term HELOC for purchase money loans and whether they are recourse or not, and attorney can help you figure it out.
Good luck
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