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I want to buy a house and i am confident that i can pay it the full amount in less than 5 years. Ex, the house costs $ 100k and i make monthly payments. My question is that if i paid those 100k before 5 yrs what happens with the 5/1 ARM? Will the bank still be changing me though there wont be principal balance in the loan.

Currently we have a 10 yr ARM with 3 years left on it. It's a jumbo loan of $469,000 with a monthly payment of $2500. When time is up we won't be able to afford to refi into a fixed rate mortgage. I feel that there are 2 choices: 1.) Refi into another affordable ARM, repeat as needed to stay in the home. 2.)Sell the house - Our home is in a nice area and is larger than most plus it has been completely remodeled so I estimate it would sell for $540,000 (before the bubble burst it was appraised at $700,00). We could move into my Dad's rental property which is in the same neighborhood. That would allow us to save a little money, the rent is a few hundred cheaper than our current mortgage and then not have to worry about mortgage issues. We have no debt, but we also have no savings. I really want to make the right decision this time! Thanks.

I currently have a 5/1 ARM interest only loan on my home, I have been in the home for 3 years, and I have a hard time paying the mortgage and other bills to stay in good standing. Although refinance is available, I do not have hardships that would qualify me. Are there any opportunities that can help in lowering the mortgage to keep house out of possible foreclosure, or change the loan agreement.

Profile: - married with family - age 36 yrs - brought a town home last year (220K) - down payment 20% (45K) - loan amount 165K - 15 yr fixed - 4.99 APR - added around 30K towards principal this year - current loan amount is 130K I see that the interest rates have become lower and was thinking of refinancing. Which option is best: Option 1: ======= Stay with current 15-yr fixed and if possible add extra amount to principal every year and try to pay off the loan within 5 years. Option 2: ======= Refinance the loan with 5 yr ARM and lower your interest rate and try paying it off(risk is more here as we don't know how things might change in 5 years ) Option 3: ======== Refinance with 15 yr fixed with 4% APR and pay around $1500-2000 towards closing costs Which one would experts in this forum will suggest.

I have a gross income of $78,000. After taxes, 401 K, health insurance, and loan payments for a loan I took out against my 401K (to pay legal bills) my net income's gonna be about $4000 a month. I was looking at Maryland's child support and alimony guidelines. If my to-be-ex-wife gets what she wants, she will get $1,400 in child support and $1,200 in alimony every month, and will be left with $1,400 a month take home. I will still have to pay for the kid's health insurance (already deducted), I will still have to feed them and such when they are at my house. My to-be-ex makes $800 a month take home. She will get the child support and alimony totalling $2,600 a month, plus she will get about $4,000 in IRS tax credits per year (about $350 a month), even after paying no income taxes. So, her take-home income will be $2,900 a month. I have to live off of $1,400 a month (37.5% of my take-home income) and she gets more than twice this ammount, $2,900 a month (72% of my take-home income)? I am well aware that child support is the child's money, not the mother's money. however, it is the parents who must pay the bills,a nd the parent who chose whether to spend the money on the kids or not and how. Child support payments that render one parent homeless, and the other financially independent have nothing to do with the benefit of the children, particularly if one parent has the kids up to 30% of the time, and no providion is made for the reduced cost to the custodial parent or the increased cost to the non-custodial parent. Ignoring certain facts to ensure a certain outcome is no way to set public policy. For that matter, basing custody decisions on the number of bedrooms in the non-custodial parent's home vs. the custodial parent's home, despite the fact that the non-custodial parent is financing the custodial parent's larger house is somewhat unfair. Also unfair is the idea that if the mom runs off with the kids, she can keep them until the matter is taken before the court, where the mere fact that she ran off with them in the first place and has had them for a months helps her case. I am not saying that someone making 78K a year, who sees his kids every other weekend shouldn't have to pay 1400 a month. I was complaining about the additional alimony payment of 1200 a month, mainly, and the fact that this would leave me with $1100 a month. Now, I would think that if the cust. parent made $15K a year, or was capable of working but was unemployed, and the non-cust. parent was making $35K or more a year, and there were 3 kids, and the non-cust. parent had the kids 2 weekends a month, about $1000 to $1400 a month would be appropreate. She receives social security for being bi-polar, and that's why alimony is an possibility, even though we were only married 3.5 years. I fail to see thought why, if you marry a "disabled" person, they are your responsibility for the rest of your life. It's not adoption, it's marriage. Being bi-polar does not mean you can leave your husband and expect him to support you for the rest of your life, does it? Besides, she already gets support from Social security. Why should being married 30 years ago get you more money than any other disabled person. And then there's the whole issue of her receiving the same ammoung of money and being treated the same as somebody with no arms or legs. That doesn't seem fair to me. The basic custody issue is a long story, and even more unfair, but I won't go into it.Yes, you are all paying for her SSI and her tax credits. Social security seems to think that the first time you apply, you are not disabled, no matter what, but if you appeal 2 or 3 times over 1 or 2 years, then you can get it for anything that you claim renders you unable to work. She used to wait tables, work at target, work in a slaughterhouse, work for a travel agency, work as a secretry, work at a fast food restaurant. She held all of these jobs for only 1 to 4 weeks, but she did not have a breakdown or get depressed, she was just lazy, and got tired of getting up in the morning. I am certain that the bi-polar is a mis-diagnoisis. She is a hypochondriac, a compulsive liar, lazy, two faced, ruthless, self-centered, uncaring, and back-stabbing all the time, and is never really depressed and never out of control except when she was abusing drugs. In any even all that happened when she was not on the meds, and she supposedly is on the meds now, and her behavior is just a bad.As I said, the basic custody issue is a long story, and even more unfair. I had full custody for 6 years, we got back together for 3, and she left me and made false charges of child and spousal abuse. We settled out-of-court, though, and I got joint custody. She made another false child and spousal abuse charge, and got my kids to go along, which shocked and saddened me, and I had to settle for supervised visitation at my home 2 weekends a month. She made yet another false child abouse charge, and is currently trying to get 1 hour a week of supervized visitation, but this time my daughter admitted lying, my other daughter told the truth, and there were a dozen witnesses arond both me and her the entire time for hours before and after the abuse was supposed to have happened. She knew it was a lie too, because she never even asked her or anyone what happened when my daughter went home early. She just filed charges, even though my older daughter told her it was a lie.There is no point negotiating with her. She lies as fast as she can talk, and is beligerent, and does nothing but play games. I hope I never have to talk to her again. I tried family counselling a year ago. She just tried to win the counsellor to her side, even lying when I wasn't there and in my face. In the end, the counsellor was asking me to appologize to her for things that never occurred. If i defended myself, the counsellor stopped me and dismissed what I said as if it was never said. It became just another form of emotional abuse, except she had a shrink helping her, and my children were there absorbing it all as if it was true and made sense.

We currently own two homes. The value on the 2nd home is half of the current market value and due to this we are unable to refi to get a fixed rate. So then every year after the 5th year (5/1 arm interest only), our rate changes. We are thinking of walking away from it but we are worried that our other home loan will get affected since they are both with the same lender. Should we worry?

We have a primary mortgage of 201,000 USD at 6.125% 5 year arm with 1.5 year left on the terms. We have a secondary mortgage of 39,000 USD at 4.125% variable interest rate. The house value is estimated at 211,000 USD. We have about 40,000 USD in our checking account and no savings. I will be going to school for a Physical Therapy program. My tuition fee for 3 years will be 40,000 USD. I am getting a fedral direct unsubsized loan at 6.8% with upto 10,000 USD disbursed each time starting this fall. My husband has a steady job and makes around 100,000 USD. How should we best manage our finances??? 1) Should we save the 40000 USD for my tuition and not take any of the 6.8% education loan? We will try to refinance to whatever best rate we can get under the Home Affordable Refinance program 2) Should we pay off the secondary mortgage with our checking account balance and refinance the primary mortgage 201,000 USD loan to a 30 year fixed 4.3%. This means we’ll have to take the 6.8% education loan atleast for the first 2 years (around 25000) and hopefully we’ll saved 15000 USD by the time its 3 year to pay off the remaing education tuition ? What do you think? Sincerely, JP

Okay, so I'm 23 and 1 year out of college. I have roughly 20grand in student loans but I decided to chance the job market instead of heading to grad school or professional school like most of us science geeks do. Mainly, I wasn't so sure what I wanted to focus on in grad school so I didn't feel like I would make a strong enough candidate for any program to even bother applying. I do want to continue my education though. I did find a job with my degree after college but its not exactly a position I care to advance in. Since its been a year, I've tried to apply my experience and education forward to other positions but the job market for us geeks with bachelor's degrees just plain sucks so I'm abandoning that idea. Too many companies are cutting their R&D budgets in this economy. Anyways, I'm thinking I'll need a little bit of a do-over and I was thinking that the military might be the way to do it. Sounds like it could be a way to gain job experience and it could get some of my loans paid off and possibly put something forward for my future education plans. Actually, it sounds like whatever chemistry the government might be into would be more interesting than what I am doing now, so I wouldn't rule out a career in the armed services either. Sorry its taking so long to get to the point... My question is this: What kind of opportunities are available for a 23 year old girl with a degree in Chemistry and Biochemistry/Molecular Biology? I've seen all sorts of "propaganda" (sorry couldn't think of a better way to put it) geared towards regular enlisted folks but what can I do that would actually use my degree?? It seems like all the information out there is geared to the type of people who would be riding around in jeeps with big guns. What about us nerds in lab coats? Surely there is a branch of the military that can utilize someone like me? Its not that I'm against guns or boot camp, I'd get through it, but somehow I think I might be more useful checking toxin levels or checking for biological weapons or something. Can someone with a more scientific perspective of the military offer some insight? Thanks!I wasnt looking at solely research jobs. Just anything that uses my degree in general...

Once More Tell Me That The Anger Against Shirley Sherrod Is NOT Due to her efforts to help the Poor & Disadvantaged. How can Republican & Democratic Senators Claim they are not Angry with Sherrod for Spearheading a Billion Dollar Plus Lawsuit Against the Department of Agriculture? How Can the Department of Agriculture (and Tom Vilsack) Claim they are not Upset with Sherrod's efforts to gain compensation for Native Americans and Others whose poverty and perceived skin color was held against them when they applied for loans freely given to others? Sherrod Said it herself this is not a Black & White Issue, it is a 'Class' Issue. TWO Simple Question: a simple answer is possible, Should Farmers be denied Markets for their Products, be Denied Basic Loans For Maintaining & Improving Their Farms simply because of their Race or Ethnic Heritage? Should Farming be reserved for people of a Certain Color since Historically People of Certain Color Brought 'modern'; Farming Methods to America? (We will ignore that whole issue of how the Pequot Indians and others showed the Puritans how to farm Corn and Beans) http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/article/20100724/NEWS02/7240357/Despite-Sherrod-spotlight-black-farmers-denied-settlement ""WASHINGTON -- Black farmers, due $1.2 billion for a legacy of discrimination by the Agriculture Department, suffered a new and disheartening setback this week, despite the national spotlight provided by the quickly disavowed firing of a black department worker. The Senate refused again to pay the bill. Opponents say it's a question of where the money would come from, and that's a major issue with an election nearing and voters up in arms about federal spending. Late Thursday, the Senate stripped $1.2 billion for the claims from an emergency spending bill, along with $3.4 billion in long-overdue funding for a settlement with American Indians who say they were swindled out of royalties by the federal government. Even the attention the Shirley Sherrod case brought to the issue of discrimination at the Agriculture Department couldn't bring lawmakers together on a deal. Instead, Republicans and Democrats alike proclaimed their support for the funding -- appeasing important constituencies -- while blaming the other side for not getting anything done. The result: Thousands of black farmers and Indian landowners will keep waiting for checks that most lawmakers agree should have been written years ago. "If you say you support us, then, damn it, do it!" said John Boyd, a Virginia farmer and the lead organizer for the black farmers' lawsuits. Sherrod's resignation under pressure from the Agriculture Department over her comments about race, and the subsequent White House apology, brought fresh attention to the black farmers' claims. In explaining why he acted so hastily in asking her to resign, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said he and the department were keenly sensitive to the issue of discrimination and race given the agency's dismal track record on civil rights. It's a record that Vilsack routinely describes as "sordid." For decades, minority farmers have complained of being shut out by local Agriculture offices, well after the days of blatant segregation. African-Americans, for example, complained that loan committees across the rural South were dominated by white "good ol' boys" networks that gave the vast majority of loans and disaster aid to whites while offering scraps to blacks.""Gee - - - I Thought this story broke on FOX NEWS with uge Flashing Banner Headlines. Though I have to say Thanks Bill O'Reilly for a sincere Apology! (And yes the Obama Admin and the NACCP have a History of caving in to the Radical Right, guess that is linering fear of lynching, when people of color get shoved into the gutter they automatically say, "oops, I am sorry.". As for the Ag Department doesn't that prove my Point. The minute they had an excuse they demanded Sherrod's resignation.

1) Higher Taxes. In some states like California we see higher retail sales tax. In states like Illinois they have raised fees in certain areas. In some parts of California, parents now have to pay for their children to play high school sports. We see early signs of increased taxes and fees. This issue is not terribly significant now though. In the last depression tax rates didn't go up until a few years after the meltdown. So, this could be a slow process of increasing taxes and taking away loopholes for the wealthy. But any increase is a decrease in net incomes. That impacts consumer spending and the affordability of real estate. Higher taxes and fees are negatives for two of the most important parts of the economy. 2) Wage Deflation. We see wage deflation now mostly in the world of contractors. I have several clients who have cut salaries by 10% twice. I have clients who have moved employees to part time which allowed the employer to get rid of benefits. Here's where I see the next waves of wage deflation: First, as the bank industry consolidates over the next few years there will simply be too many bankers in this world. Greater supply and lower demand will force bank compensation downward. Secondly, many sales people are going to get a haircut, especially those with high base salaries. In a slow sales environment, companies won't pay top level salaries, and will move to a more commission based platform. Lastly, the biggest current issue is the layoff of unionized municipal workers. Where in the world is a policeman going to go to work after being laid off and make $100,000 in salary with $50,000 to $150,000 in overtime, not to mention their benefits package. Policemen, Firemen, teachers, etc. are so specialized in their training, there is no way for them to integrate back into the world without taking a 25-60% total compensation cut. Everyone in the world is focused on the budget deficit issue for so many states and cities. What gets lost in that issue is that the correction in budgets requires lower compensation from those fired and later in the cycle from those who get to keep their jobs. In the case of California we are going to lose a great number of people who make well over $100,000 per year. Wage deflation is one of the integral parts of a deflationary cycle because it guarantees lower consumer spending and real estate affordability. Again, two of the most important parts of the economy. The layoffs coming from municipal governments this year and next will guarantee wage deflation moves forward. 3) The Next Wave of Residential Foreclosures. Last year I wrote the following: We've experienced a large wave of residential foreclosures in this country, and there is another wave pending. The next wave stems from the Alt A. and Option ARM programs underwritten during the real estate bubble. Many of these exotic loan programs come with low teaser rates or flexible loan payment structures that only last for the first few years of the loan and then convert to a fully amortizing loan payment at a higher rate. And guess what: Home Foreclosures Jump to Record Level in United States, No Big Surprise Like clockwork, the residential foreclosure wave has come right on time. As a banker, this was one of the easiest things to see coming. At the core of a deflationary cycle is a correction in real estate far greater than anyone can see. This wave of foreclosures will create a supply of financially distressed real estate in the market in one form or another (foreclosures or short sales). We should see this push prices lower again. Lower real estate values create several issues. Declining real estate values impact consumer confidence and spending. This lowers retail sales taxes. Lower real estate values pressure real estate tax revenue collections lower for municipal governments. Reduced retail sales and real estate taxes guarantee continual budget deficits forcing municipal layoffs, and cuts to salary and benefits, which lowers income taxes, which again hits the budgetary issue. Wage deflation and declining real estate are the two key ingredients of deflation. Declining real estate will also put more banks out of business, which will force more bankers out of work, and again thereby decreasing income taxes for states. A consolidating and struggling banking industry will tighten down credit like no one has seen and businesses will not get funded. It's this category where you get the visual of a cycle of deflation. Every wave down or negative impact causes another and another negative impact, like dominos falling. 4) Non Primary Residential Real Estate (Farms, Vacation Homes, Commercial, and Multi-Family). Within this category let's focus on commercial real estate: Commercial Mortgage Backed Security Delinquency Rate Rising Fast. Again, as a banker that's provided financing on commercial real estate for th5) The Local Municipal Government. This might be the hottest and most contentious topic at the local level of government: States and cities face a daunting task to cure budget deficits. We are witnessing layoffs that collectively across the nation will mount to big numbers. There are roughly 20,000,000 municipal workers. If we cut just 10%, that's another 2,000,000 in unemployed. Once again, that impacts consumer spending and real estate affordability, pressuring real estate values down, and collectively they impact retail sales tax, real estate tax, and income tax collections. Again, this pressures budget deficits in the future.

If you can make it through the novel and give me suggestions, I'd greatly appreciate it. I graduated from college, with a BS in Biology. I got accepted into MS programs, but unfortunately there wasn't enough funding for a TA position, so a Master's degree is not an option without funding. The jobs that I am qualified for pay around $1400/month. My student loans payments easily take up more than half of this pay, if not more, and I cannot afford much after the student loans. For example, health insurance, car insurance, etc and don't want to choose between necessities. (I live very frugally) Currently, I am examining whether to try and reapply for school in the following fall or look into the various armed forces? I would just like some outside input, before going to talk to recruiters, colleges, again. Option 1) Search for an entry level job and apply for graduate school in the fall of 2011. CONS: No guarantee that I would be able to get funded, again Student loans will be delayed 3 more years, adding interest Be around younger, immature college crowd for 3 more years. Many jobs in biology require a MS, so I will still be at "the bottom rung" when I get out. If I did get funding, I was told it is very little and most students take out loans for health care, etc. More debt. Option 2) AF/Navy/Coast guard. I am looking for a change in pace, purpose if you will. I don't mind traveling, love meeting new people, etc. I am disciplined, enjoy structure, and thrive in a team setting, enjoy physical activity, don't mind demanding hours, and can wake up at 5am :) I also don't want to take things for granted, and think the military would help with that. Also, no criminal background, etc. PROS I can earn tuition assistance, and pursue a MS, most likely online. It would be different experience than just getting a master's, and I would have real-life experience I couldn't get while in school. Also, the Navy pays for college loans if I go enlisted, although I am more interested in the right job as opposed to money. (Also, benefits such as health care which I couldn't afford other wise) Questions... How hard is it to pursue a higher degree (MS) while in each of these forces? It is improbable to think I could earn a degree while I am on active duty? I am interested in science/lab/research/conservation/protection etc. and was wondering the different opportunities offered? (I looked into oceanography in the Navy, MST in CG, and AF scientist) If I chose not to make a career out of Navy/CG/AF, how hard is transition back into the civilian world? Will my military experience help me in finding a job/career after I am out? (I have noticed during my job search, there is a lot of preference for veterans) Any various pros/cons in military life? How difficult is getting into the Coast Guard? How difficult is being an Officer in the Coast Guard? Is there a difference between being an E-3 in the CG as opposed to other branches? I know it is the military, so danger is inevitable, but how dangerous is it, on average? (I don't have any children, but I do have family and they worry.) Treatment of women in the military? Basically, I am trying to look 5 to 6 years into the future. If I go back to school, I will get out with more debt, and no job experience, just another degree. If I go to, say the CG, I can possibly get a degree and 4 years of experience or even come out debt free if I go into the Navy. I could also get experience that “corporate America” couldn't offer in each of the forces, but they are a very big commitment. Anyone in the same “boat”?

My fiance took ownership of a rental duplex property from her father in 2007 using a $175K, 6.875% ARM (adjustable in 2017), conventional uninsured loan. The original monthly mortgage is $1002.60. She had put about $20K into the property for renovation. I took over the management of the property in mid-2008, and since then have put about $10K into it as well to update/grade it. Unfortunately, due to some oversight (or maybe neglect) there were property taxes that were not fully paid (before I took over the management). The county notified the lender and B of A paid the back taxes (plus penalties). B of A since then has created an escrow for my fiance to pay into. Long story short: The new mortgage is now over $1900, payable for about 1 year before the escrow is paid down and the mortgage returns to $1002. The rental gross at $1600. After expenses, net income is about $230 per month. I'm trying to see if the escrow can be paid down with a single lump sum of about $6800 so that the mortgage can return to the original amount immediately. The property was recently assessed at $75K. Question: Ethics aside, does this sound like a rental property that's worth keeping? She can't refinance due to lost of job over a year ago (no income) and due to the fact it's not a primary residence. Please help. The situation is too complicated for me to determine what is the best course of action to minimize financial damages. Thanks. -Howard

Can I convert my existing 5/1 ARM loan to 30 year fixed with same lender? I know that interest rates on 30 yr fixed today is lower than my existing 5/1 ARM rate. The key is my property has devalued in price and I may not qualify for refi without putting in lot of money to cover the 20% of LTV. Thats why I am thinking if I go with my current lender it will easier to refi.yes/no ? Any thoughts ?

I know someone who tells all her business (sex stories etc), every conversation is about her life. Some of us avoid her for long periods of time, we got tired of hearing her life stories. She's a 35 year old grandmother and lives off student loans, she says she is the baddest "B" and get her $$ from men, yet she's slipped and told me a friend she lives off her student loans. She told 2 of our friends that some of us are jealous of her, but she gets evicted 1-2x a yr,and recently asked to stay with me (she moved back to her moms). and she's jobless and tattooing her arm. Every other month she's in love with a new man, and thinks she's pregnant and they are getting married. She glorifies her life, and when she is drunk she is pouring her heart out then the truth sadden comes out. Last night she tells how great her life is then the conversation goes to how her family treats her like crap and is tired of people judging her. Especially her dad and every time she visits him she brings a new man to his house. I said everyone judges, she said she's not judgmental, she has opinions. (WOW) I tell her to stop telling her business, stop doing things that bring judgment or "do you", and stop complaining. She says friends listen not judge, I told her I wasn't her friend and when one speak, you leave yourself open to judgment. I think she's a psycho-sociopath. None of us ask her about her life she monopolizes every conversation talking of her, and she claims her son makes 50K a year with his lawn service (he has no employees) but he has contracts with a mall, and for banks for bank owned homes as well his residential accounts. turns out he is an employee of the landscaper of the mall. Yesterday she said yet he was in need and she gave him $$ from her auto insurance claim to help him move, and a a year ago he used his student loans to pay his rent or break his lease. I could on. Yesterday was the 1st time I dealt with her in almost a year, I think I will go another year. I call her out on her lies and she says Im passing judgment What is your thought?Nocturna... I said yesterday was the 1st time I dealt with her in almost a year. I have known her 20 years and it is the same story with her. Many of us has dealt with her at a minimal for the past year. She say her own life is the best everyone wants her and her life. My thing is "KEEP IT REAL" She likes to humilate people in front of others, she told one of our freinds that "she was trash and her car is on flats and that she is beneathe her, then were at a party and she gets into it with a guy and talks about him driving a girly car and that he was broke etc.. These are the things she does. A year ago she blows up on me because I am private always, been that way all my life she gets mad because I get respect when I walk in a room, but she gets dogged, because she tells her biz to all. Yesterday at a family picnic a guy did, said in front of evryone, "Hey ?? give me some of that dirty Pu@##!yes she needs meds. Also she calls me up randomly and goes on about her life I have told her twice before I was not her friend because I dont care. I have seen her dog her so called freinds and I don't trust her as far as I can throw her. But she always calls me telling me she miss me and so on then other people will tell me how she talk mess about me and others the night before. 98% of time I don't answer when she calls. I KEEP IT REAL and KEEP IT MOVING.

Okay, so extreme makeover home edition is coming to our area, and I wanted to nominate a lady that I know, what do you think of my nomination letter, also the deadline is midnight on june 28. Hello and good evening, *** is a single mother and college student of 1 child, who is like taking care of three who is struggling to survive on SSI each month and on such a limited income. She takes care of her child who suffers from many complications and developmental delays due to being premature. *** was in school and was academically dismissed due to missing days to take care of daughter. Has found another school to attend but has been putting off enrollment for about 3 months trying to come up with the 100 for her deposit, even though financial aid and loans have been secured for her tuition. *** can’t work because she has not yet finished her schooling. Even though she has the needed skills and experience, that small piece of paper is holding her back. She’s also struggling because she hasn’t secured employment, going back and forth from temp service to temp service. It doesn’t help that ex husband does nothing to help at all. After bills have been paid there is like 40 bucks left for the month, and of course there are diapers, wipes, clothes, etc. She rarely has clean clothes for Xxx, so she is forced to space out her decent clothes for public use, which are mainly doctor’s appointments. ***’s arms and legs as well as Xxx’s are also all bitten up from the bug bites. *** and Xxx live in terrible home that is infested badly with bed bugs, spiders, roaches driveway/laundry room floods with every rain. Soon to be homeless since daughter Xxx cannot really deal and the property manager is not willing to do anything to help out. Xxx Shiann, daughter is 12mths old, and in her short little life has been through a lot. Xxx was born prematurely at 2lbs 10oz and only 16 inches long. Xxx struggles with not only acid reflux, she currently see’s about four different doctors. The first is for her ears, she is partially deaf in her right ear, even with the tubes being placed in her ears, she sees and eye doctor, Xxx is farsighted and nearsighted, she of course has her regular doctor, she has physical therapy, for a new problem that is being investigated with her hip. She also sees a specialist at the Children’s Hospital about an hour and half away. Two years ago *** took in two young children without a question and treated them as if they were own. Until recently when their mother “got back on her feet” and took them home, and has never looked back, not even a thank you. *** has been active in her community and helping to also collect pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald House. She also organized any Teddy Bear Drive and herself along with Xxx passed out teddies to sick children in the local hospital. *** is just genuinely an all around good person who would give a person her last if she had it and could help, and even if she didn’t would still try and help. It’s just such a shame to see someone with such ambition and drive, with a caring heart having a hard time, and an even harder time getting a little help when she needs it. I know personally because she has helped me many times when she was able. I recently house-sat for *** and had the opportunity to experience and notice these problems for myself. Needless to say I didn’t stay the whole time I was asked to, instead I went to my own home and made sure hers was locked up and went by to check on it. I understand an old house, but something like this is no excuse. I hope I did not include too many pictures. ABC I hope you can help out this beautiful striving young woman and her young adorable daughter. Thank You. Yours Truly, Concerned Friend

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