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The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

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The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

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The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

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The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

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The Marine Corps released a message a few months ago stating a new program had started that will pay all of your moving costs (like a PCS) if your rental is foreclosed on. I know you don’t want to move twice, but if you have to, I assume the Navy has a similar program.

JT

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I rent around the corner too. He probably could have listed it higher but about a month ago I watched the old owners carting out the built-in grill from the backyard and other assorted things which require heavy tools and strong men to remove. We have been waiting to see what it was going to go for. There is one on Copper ct right down the street that just went under as well. Lockbox on the door. We will see when it gets listed.

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I rent around the corner too. He probably could have listed it higher but about a month ago I watched the old owners carting out the built-in grill from the backyard and other assorted things which require heavy tools and strong men to remove. We have been waiting to see what it was going to go for. There is one on Copper ct right down the street that just went under as well. Lockbox on the door. We will see when it gets listed.

[tothjj]

I rent around the corner too. He probably could have listed it higher but about a month ago I watched the old owners carting out the built-in grill from the backyard and other assorted things which require heavy tools and strong men to remove. We have been waiting to see what it was going to go for. There is one on Copper ct right down the street that just went under as well. Lockbox on the door. We will see when it gets listed.

[tothjj]

I rent around the corner too. He probably could have listed it higher but about a month ago I watched the old owners carting out the built-in grill from the backyard and other assorted things which require heavy tools and strong men to remove. We have been waiting to see what it was going to go for. There is one on Copper ct right down the street that just went under as well. Lockbox on the door. We will see when it gets listed.

[tothjj]

I rent around the corner too. He probably could have listed it higher but about a month ago I watched the old owners carting out the built-in grill from the backyard and other assorted things which require heavy tools and strong men to remove. We have been waiting to see what it was going to go for. There is one on Copper ct right down the street that just went under as well. Lockbox on the door. We will see when it gets listed.

[tothjj]

I have been dealing with this issue on a house I just sold. This is what I learned about home warranties. Most (if not all) do not cover pre-existing conditions. The warranty company will do everything in their power to prove that whatever piece of equipment breaks, it was due to a pre-existing condition. You may be able to take them to court and win because many times it was not due to a pre-existing condition, but how much is your time worth?

[tothjj]

I have been dealing with this issue on a house I just sold. This is what I learned about home warranties. Most (if not all) do not cover pre-existing conditions. The warranty company will do everything in their power to prove that whatever piece of equipment breaks, it was due to a pre-existing condition. You may be able to take them to court and win because many times it was not due to a pre-existing condition, but how much is your time worth?

[tothjj]

I have been dealing with this issue on a house I just sold. This is what I learned about home warranties. Most (if not all) do not cover pre-existing conditions. The warranty company will do everything in their power to prove that whatever piece of equipment breaks, it was due to a pre-existing condition. You may be able to take them to court and win because many times it was not due to a pre-existing condition, but how much is your time worth?

[tothjj]

I have been dealing with this issue on a house I just sold. This is what I learned about home warranties. Most (if not all) do not cover pre-existing conditions. The warranty company will do everything in their power to prove that whatever piece of equipment breaks, it was due to a pre-existing condition. You may be able to take them to court and win because many times it was not due to a pre-existing condition, but how much is your time worth?

[tothjj]

I have been dealing with this issue on a house I just sold. This is what I learned about home warranties. Most (if not all) do not cover pre-existing conditions. The warranty company will do everything in their power to prove that whatever piece of equipment breaks, it was due to a pre-existing condition. You may be able to take them to court and win because many times it was not due to a pre-existing condition, but how much is your time worth?

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