Hurricane Sandy

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Originally Posted by WESTPORTMAFIA

Your not alone. I'm about to go outside and cook hot dogs and beans on the grill in the pouring rain. Atleast Redlite let me take a shower earlier. His wife even fed me. Now it's back to being a hobo

I made a world class omlette this morning by candle light. My two year old ate it all - 3 FREAKING EGGS!

-spence

[WESTPORTMAFIA]

Originally Posted by spence

I made a world class omlette this morning by candle light. My two year old ate it all - 3 FREAKING EGGS!

-spence

Nice! It's kinda cool camping. The kid thinks its fun but it sucks not having a hot shower in the am. That's what wakes me up. I was moping around for 3 hours this am not knowing what to do with myself.

Another downside is that every loan that I'm working on needs a re-inspection. Only a drive by but it puts a wrench in EVERY friggin deal. The lenders want to make sure the house is standing before they lend. But how the hell will they know if the home doesn't have 5 feet of water in it? Makes no sense.
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Originally Posted by WESTPORTMAFIA

Nice! It's kinda cool camping. The kid thinks its fun but it sucks not having a hot shower in the am. That's what wakes me up. I was moping around for 3 hours this am not knowing what to do with myself.

Boiling a second pot of water for the kids bath. Good thing my stove does 15K BTU.

Another downside is that every loan that I'm working on needs a re-inspection. Only a drive by but it puts a wrench in EVERY friggin deal. The lenders want to make sure the house is standing before they lend. But how the hell will they know if the home doesn't have 5 feet of water in it? Makes no sense.
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Just make sure it's in triplicate. And get the mailman to sign a letter...

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[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by WESTPORTMAFIA

Another downside is that every loan that I'm working on needs a re-inspection. Only a drive by but it puts a wrench in EVERY friggin deal. The lenders want to make sure the house is standing before they lend. But how the hell will they know if the home doesn't have 5 feet of water in it? Makes no sense.
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Man, that's quite the pain. We just signed our P&S today for our first house. Been enough of a headache with so many people involved, then mother nature comes in to screw it all up even more. Fortunately, it seems the house was untouched which is good because I go out of town for work the day after closing and any delays would push us back almost a month (along with the 3 other dependent deals).

Good luck digging out of all headaches.