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OK maybe Expert wasn't the right word. She is a Hummingbird Researcher....either way the hummingbird is cool.
I hope she brings along a tiny heater for the little hummer's roosting spot. She'll need it tomorrow night.
Although I don't consider myself an expert on the Purple Martin, I know quite a lot about them. I had a small first year colony at my beach place last spring. They'll soon be leaving Brazil for the long flight back home. I can hardly wait
I always wonder...how does a person buy a home "with no money down" and put a few thousand into it and then turn around and sell it and double their money?!!
I always wonder...how does a person buy a home "with no money down" and put a few thousand into it and then turn around and sell it and double their money?!!
When you find out, please let me know. I always wondered how people with terrible credit can buy a house with little down but my English husband and myself (US) are required to put 40% down since we dont have 2 years of tax returns. Plenty of money in the bank, great credit, pay all of our bills on time, good income.
I'm wondering about the tent/living quarters that have been set up in the trees on Western - where 440 and Western intersect. Going toward Cary after the Food Lion look to your right where the 440 exits merge onto Western. But I've never seen any people there.
[quote=shanti1;32882382]When you find out, please let me know. I always wondered how people with terrible credit can buy a house with little down but my English husband and myself (US) are required to put 40% down since we dont have 2 years of tax returns. Plenty of money in the bank, great credit, pay all of our bills on time, good income.[/QUOTE
My lender used to say there are 3 things that determine if a person can buy a home...having a job, having a small amount of cash to put down and having good credit. In years' past, you could get by with having 2 out of the 3. Today? You need all 3.
Vicki
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