In fact, buyers should always make their offers contingent on a home inspection, which should be scheduled as soon as the offer is accepted. If problems turn up, buyers can ask sellers to make them or back out of the contract at no cost to the buyer.
GWG Holdings, Inc. is a specialty finance company and a leader in the life insurance secondary market. GWG, through its subsidiaries, purchases life insurance policies from seniors who no longer want, need or can afford their policies.WG is actively supporting state legislation that promotes life settlements as an alternative to the lapse or surrender of life insurance policies and, in particular, as an alternative to Medicaid to pay for long-term care.
I'm still slightly puzzled as to why well-educated people like to pretend they are from the ghettos and adopt street slang and talk this way, but this one (what's up dawg?) is so pervasive my 48-year-old husband uses it, at least with some of his male friends. The day I say it, someone please shoot me.