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Does anyone know of a reputable real estate agent in the Cape Coral/Ft. Meyers area? My cousin has a house to sell and is looking for someone to help her out.

Congrats eeneR!!! That's fantastic news! Let me know what weekend you hope to be there and maybe we can hook up. And if I don't have the kid with me maybe we can even jump!!!!! Lord knows I need more this season.

Thanks Bo. I'll see if I can find them. I'll try just about anything at this point. Lucky for me I can jump for the rest of this season, or for as long as the weather holds out. Next year is going to be a problem, though... Are you going to be at the dz for the Halloween bash?

Unfortunately I had my tonsils (and adenoids) taken out when I 18, and even went for sinus surgery about a year and 1/2 ago. It's still a major problem.

You're not kidding! The last time I jumped (in July! ) I did 5 jumps in 1 weekend and then had sever pain and couldn't hear for 2 months! They finally put the tubes back in and all's well now...for the next 6 months, anyway.

Thanks for the link, I was able to find some good information. Unfortunately I'm not sure it will help me out very much. I'm currently on my 3rd set of tubes (yes, adults do get them too) and once these fall out I probably won't be able to jump without pain. I will definitely try some of the suggestions to see if they help, though I'm not very optimistic since I don't jump enough to build up a tolerance anymore. Does anyone know if there are any procedures to help "unclog" and/or permanently fix bad eustation tubes? According to my ENT there isn't any (other than tubes which aren't permanent)...was just wondering if anyone else here could confirm or deny what he said. Thanks again for your suggestions!

Does anyone have any experience and/or knowledge about bad eustation tubes (in your inner ear)? Is there anything more permanent than tubes that can be done to correct a problem with how they drain?

Have a great time and since I can't celebrate properly everyone must have a couple green beers for me!

Congrats ladies! Have a fantastic time in the sun and warmth!!! PLEASE bring some of it back here?!?!

Well, that's true but wanting to help and not being able to is almost as bad... Plus, it will still be a major hassle. So are you volunteering to help?!?!

Thanks for the advice everyone! I was told by a friend that manages a loan office that there are specific requirements around town houses but that she dosen't believe this to be one of them. We contacted another loan officer and have found an even better deal so we're all set!!! Yipee!!! Oh wait...now I have to pack and move...

My boyfriend and I are the process of buying a townhouse that's new construction and our lender originally informed us of a FHA loan. Problem is, now he's saying that we won't be able to get a FHA loan unless the townhouse is a PUD or has a FHA Approval Number. (The same does not apply to single family homes - new construction.) Can anyone help shed any light on this? Are there separate qualifications for townhouses that are new construction? Or is the lender just being lazy and trying to get out of the extra paperwork?

Miss you too! Perhaps we should plan a trip to the dz soon to check out the new changes!!!

I know, I know...but do you know how long it's been? I could really do some damage!!!

You're lucky I'm working Saturday night eeneR!!!