I did not find this to be true in my case. I sold my Penn mortgage
program house after living in it for 5 years and didn't have to give
back anything to Penn.
gail
Glenn wrote:
Now, the enhanced portion, if it is still the same, is yours to keep
as long as you do not move or sell the house
I still think about that momma cat with the blind kitten you saw in your
yard a couple of years ago, but they disappeared before anyone could help.
Gail
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
Actually, you may remember about two years ago when there was a cat
stuck at the top of a tree in clark park (which
Thanks for the ability to virtually tire-kick. That said, I wish the
exterior brick wasn't painted and that the interior woodwork wasn't
painted either. Hate that paint!
gail
Elizabeth F Campion wrote:
The house in question, is listed, (with me).
The pool IS an incredible bonus.
The
Just to continue the absurdum, I'm from the Finger Lakes region of New
York state. It is not Western New York, it's Central New York. Western
New York is Buffalo (and perhaps Rochester).
gail
Lewis Mellman wrote:
While in college in Western NY (some people mistakenly place the
Finger
I had my house/car insurance rep. tell me that my car insurance was high
because I lived in Center City (the insurer is based in Norristown or
there abouts, so they can't claim to *not* know the area here). I was
flabbergasted and told her so: how is land west of the schuykill
Center City?
While I bemoan the loss of the cheesestake place and the salad place
from the Moravian Cafe, you can't tell me that just because they were
not chains, that the food was any less bad for you to eat than the food
at a Taco Bell or KFC.
It's all about the (food) choices you make.
My question is:
I have a problem with the logic that the White Dog has to permit smoking
because the other establishments nearby allow smoking. And I have a
problem with the assumption (not proven) that if the White Dog went
completely non-smoking, that they'd lose customers.
As a life-long non-smoker, I
melodrama snipped
is it any wonder why people go outside of the UC for their real estate
needs?! Yeesh!
Me, I prefer to use professionals, not neighbors or friends.
gail
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Please be aware that on 12/15, 12/22 and 12/29 there will be a major
concrete pour at the School of Veterinary Medicine construction site
located at 38th and Woodland Ave. This activity will occur between the
hours of 7am until 7pm. Approximately 100 cement trucks will be unloaded
on each of
To enhance the safety of pedestrians and motorists, the City of
Philadelphia has installed NO-U-TURN signs along 38th Street from Civic
Center Blvd. up to Chestnut Street. These traffic regulations will be
strictly enforced by Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania Police.
Captain Joseph
i once lived for three gawd-awful years in Manhattan Kansas (yes, the
Little Apple), and the only good thing about that place (other than the
view in my rear-view mirror as I drove away) was the Vet School. They
had a clinic where one could get affordable walk-in care and regular
check-ups.
You're referring to the new VetMed building. NOt sure about the
obtaining permission bit.
gail
Jonathan Cass wrote:
I have notice, as I drive by the intersection of Baltimore/University
Ave, that what appears to be a building is being erected on what
formally was part of a public street. If
You need to live next to the Blackwell's. Seriously. They have a
security system to beat all systems. I think it's directly linked to
the cops, who would occasionally bang on my door by mistake.
gail
Heather and Chris Gasda wrote:
Our alarm company called me at 12:04pm to tell me that
2 of
Several years ago I chased down the crack head who had just stolen the
ratty Ikea door mat I had on my porch. Scared the guy so much he
apologized to me. If he'd had a gun, I would have just deflected the
bullets with my Wonder Woman bracelets.
bwah!
gail
Richard Moreau wrote:
I was shot at
A search of the BRT Property lists this as the developer:
SUNBURST REALTY L P
1936 SPRUCE ST
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103-6613
I counted 10 properties in the 4400 block of Sansom. They purchased 7
of the 10 in November 1999 for $537K, which itself is pretty amazing,
since the area in 1999 was
When I purchased my west philly property in 1998 using the Penn
Mortgage, part of the contract was that I had to live in the house for 7
years. If I didn't, I was in default, and the Univ could call in the
note. Was this program different when Cummings purchased his property?
gail
John
A quick search of 226 s 46th street shows that
ADEOYE FESTUS F
P O BOX 443
LANSDOWNE, PA 19050-0443
owns this property. H, methinks here is a prime example of an
absentee landlord who is creating a problem for the neighborhood
gail
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
Homeowners are also obligated to
I went to the store the other day, and I was in there for only about 5
minutes. When I came out there was a damn cop writing out a parking
ticket. So I went up to him and said, Come on, buddy, how about giving
a guy a break? He ignored me and continued writing the ticket. So I
called him a
This is what the Office of Community Housing has on it's website about
the Enhanced Mtg. Program:
*
III. ENHANCED PROGRAM
As a part of the Universitys revitalization effort to increase home
ownership in University City, eligible borrowers may apply for a lump
sum of $15,000,
Yup, they were going thru a bad period, but she got fired. ;-)
Too bad about the $$ drying up--I used the $3k a year for 7 years, and
man, that check every year was manna from heaven.
gail
If you look though, their site has not been updated in the longest time.
Their current edition newsletter
Hear, hear! And this plan has made home ownership available to all
eligible Penn people, from housekeeping up to professors.
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
S. brings up an interesting point. While I bought my house on the Penn plan,
I'm definitely not affluent and couldn't have afforded to buy a house
Speak for yourself. I love the fact the they chose our area to film in.
gail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They HACK at not welcome by most of the people affected in this area.
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FYI--A new VetMed building is going up in that space, due to be
completed in 2006.
gail
Brian Siano wrote:
At a recent community meeting, it was announced that Penn will begin
an eight-month-long process to rebuild and simplify that convoluted
roadway around 38th and Baltimore. (Thank Gahd!)
And the owner of Marigold knows this how? Do these people walk around
with signs on their backs?
Heck, I don't eat at Marigolds. I had a lousy meal there once and
haven't gone back.
gail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yea but they don't eat at Marigold at all says the owner
His restaurant is on
I got mine about two weeks ago. I also thought it was funny that the
increase was the maximum allowed. Wanna bet UC gets the 10% increase
for the next 10 years or so?
gail
Jonathan Cass wrote:
I just received the City's proposed 2004 property tax for our house on the
4600 block of
Jeff Abrahamson wrote:
On Tue, Jul 08, 2003 at 08:59:21AM -0400, Jonathan Cass wrote:
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We are looking for recommendations for a vet for our dog. The only times I
have ever used the Vet School is for emergency situations. Do
I'm new on this board, so howdy everyone! Sorry I don't have the
collective memory everyone else does in this matter. But I'm quickly
getting up to speed. No worries.
gail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Al - I think you were insulting to Jeff in your first post this morning.
Gail - Zinging Al did
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