Otherwise, your money’s probably tied up for a while before it spins back out; Joe I really hope this helps you out, I sent you DM on BP and hope you can assist, it's one of the reasons I do this, thank you. 

That’s the “safest and easiest” route both legally and practically; Maya I really hope this helps you a bit and let you see a wider angle, I sent you DM on BP and hope you can assist as well. 

Either way, run the numbers with your CPA so you know what you’re giving up vs. gaining; I really hope this helps you, I sent you DM on BP and hope you can assist. 

Make sure the deal itself is strong enough to support the higher rates and down payment; I hope this helps you a bit on your journey, I sent you a DM on BP and hope you can assist. 

Welcome, we here to assist and help 

Have them be your personal assistant and get you lunch. 

Rural areas are maintaining non-inflated values and rental rates.

Feel free to reach out, id be happy to assist!

But it goes far beyond that and includes a Just Cause Eviction provision, requires thousands of dollars in relocation assistance for tenants whose leases are not renewed, and expanded notice requirements.

That being said, try to pay your balance off in full every month.2) Number of open accounts can hurt you, but can also help you if; 1) you maintain a zero balance, and 2) you have "time in credit" aka it's been open for a while (years).3) Late student loan payments, exceeding 60 days are bad, exceeding 120 days are crap...4) Outstanding balances, judgements, etc... try not to have thoseBut most importantly, you need TIME.