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Again, I was asking if anyone had a "program" for the follow-ups. It sounds as if most leave
Couple of points: It is great you ask, many just jump in blindly and regret decisions later
current mortgage in order to perform that work? 2. What capital improvements do you plan to perform
sponsorship. Note we are unique as our coop does not have any underlying mortgage and we have not shirked our
an amicable resolve. Mortgage companies require continued insurance on the investment. Your manager should
, the brokers, and a bank all thought they were qualified for. TAKE ACTION: The Anti-Distrimination Center
ended; ask your lawyer or a neighbor). Of all the other income categories: Add them together
before the mortgage is completely paid. “Sometimes [real estate] brokers call to ask how much
a lender (NCB, Meridian mortgage brokers) who will do one that small. Any suggestions other than
had asked other board members what was going on with the new mortgage a couple weeks before

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