imagine how pissed I was though in the difference in quarterly payments from 2nd and 3rd quarter to my 4th quarter payment (ie oil crashing) LOL
My first quarter payment is going to be shitty too, but it's just all my pay. The company actually always runs a loss because of capitalizing new wells
I like lil wyte, I just hate his drug songs for the most part
These are his best 2 IMO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-hSrApCh3I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yO87jmac9AU
I brought out the Cudi mixtape and have been listening to that lately
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That is the hottest song in the Clubs in Miami right now
and we all know that Miami > anything in Ohio lol
BTW watch the video in HD and the girl at 1:52 will make you cream yourself
The best part of building on your own land is that you can use all your cash to buy the land, then use the value of the land to be your downpayment on the house.
If you offer full price contingent on inspection with a guarantee that you will not ask for money back, they will probably take it. If you know there are going to be multiple offers.
Either:
A. They wasted money on an attorney when their title insurance would have covered it
B. They had a mortgage not covered by title insurance and got away with it somehow and the bank didn't catch it.
I don't know much about the auction process, especially with so many these days.... but do you not get title insurance with an auction house? If it did have it, they wasted their money because title insurance would cover that.
Yes you can. You just won't get any money from the seller for repairs. In the state of Ohio you have 3 days to pull a contract anyways. Always submit an offer (usually)
You realize you are supposed to make an offer "contingent on inspection" if you are afraid the house is going to move fast. Did your agent not tell you this?
Brass is more malleable than steel, therefore when the extractor grabs it, any imperfections will be more likely to mold to the extractor with brass vs steel.