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I believe title insurance premiums are state regulated. If you are doing a refi and there is a previous copy of title insurance available you should be entitled to a 50% reduction of the new premium. However on a purchase this credit is not available. $1200 does seem a little high unless you are...

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/htfo...hreadid=135848 I hope this helps. Chuck

Update. I called a local sheet metal shop and they can cut a piece of 16-ga metal 59"x20" that will be able to support the 130lbs of equipment without bowing. It will add an additional 25lbs and cost about $42. It may not be the best solution, but it works for a quick fix. Thanks for the...

I wish it were that easy. There is zero space next to the TV, just enough room for the front speakers. I would have at least 10-15' run of cables from the components to the TV (the component video cable would be the most expensive). Not to mention the only place I could put a component rack will...

Due to space constraints that is not an option. The 2 options I see are 1) move the components to a seperate rack. This would be very expensive because I would have to repurchase all new cables. 2) put something under the components like thick glass or a more rigid board. I was just wondering if...

I am concerned that with the additional weight from my new samson amp in addition to my reciever, center channel, dvd player and cable box will cause the top of my 65" Mits to sag. Has anyone else had this problem and what has been done to prevent it (besides not putting stuff up there)...

Dope! The shiznit!

I received the same postcard and have the same questions. Is it worth the upgrade over less expensive HD decoder options available? Any input would be helpful.

You may want to look into a 5/1 ARM. The rate stays fixed for 5yrs then becomes variable after that. Those rates are generally lower than your fixed rates. Your payment may be based on a longer term than 5 years, but you would get a rate lower than a conventional fixed.

I can't speak for every lender out there, but where i am at you only get a rate break at 20years and 15years on our conventional mortgages.

Me 1/13 Mom 1/13 Dad 1/12 Can't get much closer than that.

10 to 1 AND mass extinction...i like those odds, sign me up:D

Do you leave her home alone a lot? Maybe she is just getting old and pissy. Ten years is pretty old for a boxer. Imagine how you'll treat you s/o when you're 70:D .

I have a boxer also, that behavior is very uncharacteristic of the breed. Boxers are normally very loyal companions. Have you had her from a pup? Do you walk her/ spend time with her regularly? Mine tends to favor whom ever spends the most time with him that day, Whether it be me or my girlfriend.

For the most part yes. They need to verify ownership and recorded liens on the property.

How long do you plan on keeping your house? Getting rid of PMI is ALWAYS a good thing. You get absolutely no benefit from it since it is not tax deductible. Looks like you have several benefits besides the monthly savings. As long as you plan on keeping the house long enough to recoup your...

Look for one with a remote control. There is nothing more annoying then running back and forth from the cuddy to adjust the volume. I can't help with the other suggestions, ours came installed. I think JVC and Pioneer make marine models.

Steve, sorry to hear about your break-up. Right now is an excellent time to be looking for a new home. The rates are the best they have been in years. If you are looking for a low down payment you may be limited to FHA financing. One good thing about FHA is that they do have several down payment...

Navy Pier area is a cool place to spend an afternoon.

Frank, he was a beautiful dog. I'm sorry for your loss.

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The rate you'll qualify for really depends on what your credit looks like and the percentage of the value of your home you are borrowing. It also depends if you want to pay any discount points to buy down the rate. Assuming you have no credit issues and you're not maxing out your equity...