Furniture, jewelry, paid off cars or a lien on your personal home?

If we look at vintage loans from 2001 to 2008 rates range in the 6% area.  

My "thing" is installing the nicer cream 2 inch slat faux wood blinds in every window.

If one doesn't own real estate what type of document is used to secure non real estate (i.e. jewelry) as collateral?

Also, jewelry is typically a set max too; however, they can get a rider on their policy and get an appraisal if they have jewelry that exceeds the amount the policy covers (which is typically $1500 or $2500, but policies due vary, so will need to confirm).Finally, when purchasing a policy, I recommend doing an extensive inventory of items and if at all possible, taking pictures of those items.

No cash, jewelry or homes.

I am talking into the six figures based on problems found and vintage age of the building.They key to the whole thing is location for redevelopment for a higher value and also the repairs needed and any contamination to the ground.

Sorry about your financials , When things get tough , you have to get tough , do what ever it takes , short term loan from a friend , pawn a car , sell jewelry , give blood .

Just file eviction and wait until the Marshalls carry her out with nice jewelry around her wrists.No legal advice.

There is a vacant older Duplex (1920's vintage) in a terrific neighborhood with wonderful schools in Minneapolis; I'd love to buy it, fix it up, and rent it out.