moreluck
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I'm just curious how much rent would be ?
Here, a 2 bedroom apartment goes for $1000 month.
A house like that... wow.
more like $5000 and up.
It doesn't matter, the U.S. is closed right now......try France
I'm just curious how much rent would be ?
Here, a 2 bedroom apartment goes for $1000 month.
A house like that... wow.
more like $5000 and up.
Way less than $5,000 and slightly more than $1,000, and NO, we don't want a foreign exchange former UPS'er.I'm just curious how much rent would be ?
Here, a 2 bedroom apartment goes for $1000 month.
A house like that... wow.
more like $5000 and up.
He must have lived in AlaskaAs a boy growing up in Florida, my grandfather caught a mosquito and kept it as a pet.... until it broke the chain and got away.
The place looks nice Steve. Any golf ball size holes in that pool screening?
It doesn't matter, the U.S. is closed right now......try France
Don't forget Mad Cow, and with the amount of people in China, I think they're hungry enough to do business with anyone. No offense to DS, my Canadian friend.I do have duo-citizenship. Could live and work in any EU country, including France, UK, Germany, Greece, etc.
But, why would I ever want to move ?
Canada, had it's first MONTHLY trade deficit since 1976 this year.
I doubt the yr will end with our FIRST yearly trade deficit.
We are also the second largest Oil Producer in the world, have proven reserves to last us for another 250 years.
Worlds biggest producer of Uranium.
Also, plenty of Gold, Diamonds, and other precious metals, and metals
The worlds biggest producer of agriculture and food products per capita.
It's a country that can't go broke, and the future looks very bright, for children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and more.
I do understand the USA is our largest trading partner, but China is hungry to take that over.
Don't forget Mad Cow, and with the amount of people in China, I think they're hungry enough to do business with anyone. No offense to DS, my Canadian friend.
Yeah, but that doesn't explain the maple leaf flag curtains, bedding and pajama's you're wearing. Just playing with ya, klein.The USA had thier share of madcow, too , in that same period. It's over now, was from feed from the UK , I believe.
And, I'm not trying to "hurt" anyone on here. Just giving you some true facts about Canada, and why we are proud of living here.
Actually we are proud you live THERE also.why we are proud of living here.
That's gotta be a pretty long list, eh?Let me put that on list of reasons why I wdo not want to live in Canada.
Okay, so we've been living in this rental for over a year and just signed a new lease for year #2, in August. Last Saturday when my Wife got home from her first 10k race, someone came to the door and served us with foreclosure papers. Apparently our landlord hasn't paid the mortgage since last May. Oh, the saga never ends. We're currently waiting for the landlord's response to the foreclosure papers and the rent is due on the first. Any ideas on what we should do? I have heard that companies have relaxed a bit on lending, so we may go that route, though the lawyer we called says we have dibs on this property should the owner default.Okay, so we've been turned down on the house deal and have opted to rent a house. We've found a house that is 2 miles closer to work, 1000sqft bigger and has a swimming pool. We signed the lease today and start moving in tomorrow and should be done by Sunday. I'll have pictures soon. Oh, and for those of you that are curious, PM me and I'll tell you how much the rent is.
definitely sounds like something you should listen to your lawyer about, but I would say if you like your current place and you do actually have dibs on the property, then go for that option man. Especially if you dont plan on moving away any time soon...... good luckOkay, so we've been living in this rental for over a year and just signed a new lease for year #2, in August. Last Saturday when my Wife got home from her first 10k race, someone came to the door and served us with foreclosure papers. Apparently our landlord hasn't paid the mortgage since last May. Oh, the saga never ends. We're currently waiting for the landlord's response to the foreclosure papers and the rent is due on the first. Any ideas on what we should do? I have heard that companies have relaxed a bit on lending, so we may go that route, though the lawyer we called says we have dibs on this property should the owner default.
Okay, so we've been living in this rental for over a year and just signed a new lease for year #2, in August. Last Saturday when my Wife got home from her first 10k race, someone came to the door and served us with foreclosure papers. Apparently our landlord hasn't paid the mortgage since last May. Oh, the saga never ends. We're currently waiting for the landlord's response to the foreclosure papers and the rent is due on the first. Any ideas on what we should do? I have heard that companies have relaxed a bit on lending, so we may go that route, though the lawyer we called says we have dibs on this property should the owner default.
Oh, the saga never ends.
That's what we're thinking. My Wife and I really like this place, and the location is awesome.Steve, as both Hoax and Jones said, do not pay October's rent. You will be throwing good money after bad. Do you like this house? Perhaps the bank would be willing to work with you and your wife on a purchase (short sale) of the property.
That's what we're thinking. My Wife and I really like this place, and the location is awesome.