I haven't decided if I'll skip out of class early to go listen to The Yarn Harlot speak on Saturday. If she were anywhere else but the Detroit Public Library, I'd likely go. I go into the city enough on work time, and have no desire to go down there for this. Maybe I'll catch her next year, or maybe I'll change my mind by morning. Who knows?
On the mortgage front, we're supposed to close on the 18th, but the bank is nickel and diming us for every last scrap of documentation we can come up with. The latest is they'd like photographs of the other homes we own including Rachel's, and two investment houses. Really? Photographs? They're making us nuts. Shouldn't our consistent tax return statements be enough for them? This bank prides itself on being one of the only banks that didn't get into financial trouble because they never made subprime mortgage loans. Now I wonder if they ever made any loans at all. We're remaining hopeful and have started the monumental task of packing. Again.
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13 comments:
This is worst part of the moving process. Hopefully the paper trail will end very soon and you can concentrate on making your new house home. Enjoy tomorrow
Oh, go, go and take photos and tell me everything!!
Photos? That's a strange request. I'm sure all the banks are being super-cautious now...lots of hoops.
I was thinking of you as fortunate to be in Detroit where the Yarn Harlot was speaking. Can't believe that you'd miss it.
If you paid for the sweater school then I would be of the opinion to not skip out :)
Stephanie and Rose, I'm tempted, but gosh I wish it wasn't downtown. The parking is awful around there. I'll sleep on it tonight. She doesn't speak until one and class ends at 11. I'm sure the joint will be packed. We'll see.
I hear there will be a yarn market there. Just what I need.
I get the downtown problem...it would slow me down here, too. But that's when I pull out the bus tickets. But, hey! no pressure. Really!
You will know what to do when the time comes. xoxo
Whatever you do tomorrow enjoy. You have more energy than I would have after working all week.
QMM
Sounds a little odd to me. For them to ask for pictures. Hope you feel up for the trip to see the Yarn Harlot. Maybe you could carpool with some of the ladies from your class...meaning one of them drives you. Ha...
Brenda, maybe I can get security to drive me. lol
Stephanie--taking the bus in Vancouver must not be the same as taking the bus in Detroit. In fact, I'm quite sure our bus ride would be a hundred times more nerve wracking.
good luck with the closing! i have several friends who have purchased property in the last few months, and it's definitely more arduous than it used to be.
but in the end, they were happy. and apparently the banks were, too.
oh, and moving......
yeck.
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