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Nikki asked me what the square footage of the home was. I had to pull out the Whatcom County Real Property page that was in the homeowners file. The square footage was 1100. Nikki said well the home can't be worth $300,000.00 if the square footage is just 1100.00. I told her that I had been to the home and it was more like 1800 square feet. I know what 1100 looks like and this home was larger. Nikki asked to see the county page and I gave it to her. After reviewing all of the pictures she said that Matt's pictures did not show a garage door on the property but the county picture did. I told her that there was a detached garage on the property but not one attached to the home. It was decided that they must have remodeled the garage to become a family room and then built a new garage. Jim said hmmmn, they must not have gotten a permit since the county page does not reflect the new square footage. After that statement the board went on to discuss all of the problems the house may have due to the remodel

and by accepting and receiving a closed school loan discharge, I have no further obligation to repay the loan, and I will receive a reimbursement of payments made voluntarily or through forced collection, and the discharge will be reported to credit bureaus so as to delete any adverse credit history associated with the loan.

Runaway Discount ( the Company) in an effort to increase its sales implemented a customer referral marketing scheme “Refer-a-Friend Program” to increase its customer base. Under this program a $25 credit will be provided to existing customer who refer their friend to the company and referred friend purchases merchandize from the company. The existing customer can apply this credit of $25 to their future purchase from the company.

The first article “Community Health Systems to Sell Assets to Pay down Hefty Debt” is about local community health systems such as hospitals and facilities throughout the U.S. that has suffered a lack of earnings, patient admissions, profits, and share. Due to this disappointing news, community health systems will have to sell their assets in order to raise money to pay off their debt. By each quarter the losses were getting worst, community health systems continued to lose earnings and admissions. The company sold its biggest assets which were different hospitals, in hopes to pay off debt and improve financial operations. These divestitures also lead and contributed to several losses and improvements.

Coordinate with AMC TPE PBO to transfer retained STL equipment to your TPE hand Receipt.

My suggestions to Shelby would be to pay down some of her credit card debt, start investing in her retirement or put back for an emergency. If she decided to split up her tax refund she could put 30% toward her credit cards, then cut them up, 40% toward a retirement fund, and then could put up the rest for an

Individuals in [City] who find it hard to pay their debts had been offered by IRS to fund their taxes via installments. This form of payment is agreed upon for those who have difficulty in paying their debts because of financial issues or working in minimal salary and lacking of funds for a complete payment. IRS installment has four categories to select from.

In “The Student Loan Problem No One is Talking About” (http://www.marketwatch.com/ story/the-student-loan-problem-no-one-is-talking-about-2016-07-12), Jillian Berman discusses how students who do not finish college often have the most problems with paying off their outstanding loans. She shows that despite the fact that drop-outs tend to have lower student loan balances, they are more likely to miss payments compared to their degreed counterparts. The article also presents a way to avoid this problem and a plan for how students can pay loans back without missing payments.

Loan was charged off on 1997. On 03/24/16 Borrower requested payoff amount, gross balance of $62,060.00 ($53,309.80 principal and $8,750.20 interest) / $52,751 SBA share was provided to Borrower.

What must be done to stop this? What can be done? According to an article, “The Great College-Loan Swindle” written by American author and journalist Matt Taibbi for Rolling Stone most adults, upwards of 40 million approximately, are now still living with unpaid college loans circling their heads, it's a price they were willing to pay for a good education. With some people only being able to go to college because of student loans, some take out more than they can afford, and because they are not not able to file for bankruptcy for student loans those loans will most likely follow them forever.

As the cost of colleges and universities continues to climb at almost 5% per year, more and more individuals find themselves facing an overwhelming student loan debt. Although the interest rate for these loans is one of the lowest for any type of personal loan, nevertheless, many students end up unable to meet their monthly obligation. If you are finding yourself in a situation where you are not able to make monthly payments you may need to start looking at your different options to help you from going default on your loan.

Congress is continuously attempting to decide if Fannie Mae should be privatized or owned by the government. One thing the government should focus on is reducing the monopoly characteristics in Fannie Mae. With government intervention, Fannie Mae should be broken up into many smaller companies. This would spread the risk among the financial market and Fannie Mae would have to compete against other companies to stay in business. If unfortunate events lead to another economic crisis, the financial pressure would be placed on more than one company and investors would not have to rely on Fannie Mae to stay afloat (Reiss, David, 951-952). This idea was recently discussed among two senators, Bob Corker and Mark Warner who consider splitting Fannie’s single-family business from their multifamily business. They think the single-family businesses could then be split again into smaller companies (www.money.cnn.com).

Capital One was founded on the vision Richard Fairbank and Nigel Morris had regarding the potential profitability that could be made from customizing credit card products based. “Capital One now is one of the largest issuers of master card and visa credits in the world.” Recently, due to a new marketing campaign, Capital One predicts an increase in demand for fund loan approval. Based on the current levels of capacity, the loan department will not be able to accomplish their targeted goal of 700 applications per month. Our proposed plan is aimed at accomplishing a higher level of utilization and capacity through modifications on the current loan approval process. Since

The Department of Education in recent times has embraced a new system regarding student loans, bringing on board a customer-friendly policy. According to this new scheme, students will now have access to loans with easier and less complex repayment terms. This development will help them fast-track the repayment of their debts without hassles. The Department of Education also integrated an income-based repayment plan: a flexible approach geared at facilitating student finance in their most dire hour of need. Sadly, despite having the potentials to substantially pull off the amount of burden on people’s shoulders, this income-driven repayment scheme hasn’t gained much traction and acceptability among the general population. This is due to