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How to sell a reversed mortgaged home
Know when you need to sell your reverse mortgaged home.
There are several situations in which selling a reverse mortgaged home is nearly inevitable. For instance, if you live alone, live with your spouse or partner, or if you're the last surviving borrower named on the mortgage, the loan must be paid off.

OPTIONS:
- If you live alone, some lenders may require that you pay a monthly fee before you can sign the loan with the option to take down the price of the home. Be aware of late fees and due dates for reverse mortgaged houses.
- Note that you'll pay off the loan by default in this scenario. If you don't pay off the mortgaged home before you start selling the home yourself, you lose either the car or a large portion of the home.
- You also have to consider whether you actually desire to sell the home even if it's in good condition. If you don't believe you actually want to sell, you also need to determine if you need to be actively looking for relief.
- The easiest way to obtain the money necessary to pay off the mortgage is by selling the house. Moving out of the home is defined as leaving the home for 12 months or more.

OUT: The easiest way to obtain the money necessary to pay off the mortgage is by selling the house. Moving out of the home is defined as leaving the home for 12 months or more.

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How to use a tile saw
Position the tile saw onto a level, sturdy surface.
Just as with any power tool, you want the tile saw to be securely positioned and level. A tile saw is best positioned on a heavy, bulky table or directly on the floor.

OPTIONS:
- Use the tile saw to cut the tile into an even, vertical shape. Use long, straight strokes across the surface of the tile, using straight, natural strokes.
- Attempting to operate a tile saw on a wobbly table can result in inaccurate cuts and even injury. Fill the tile saw's reservoir with water.
- Your table should be level at all times. Set your tile saw on a flat, stable surface.
- Hold the tile saw horizontally with its handle vertical and centered. Place the tile cutter next to the cutting surface.

OUT: Attempting to operate a tile saw on a wobbly table can result in inaccurate cuts and even injury. Fill the tile saw's reservoir with water.

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How to do half wheel pose in yoga
Lie on your back with legs straight and arms at your sides.
Bend your legs at the knees and place your feet near your buttocks. Make sure your feet are parallel to your shoulders.

OPTIONS:
- Your hamstrings should be on each side of your feet. Do 4 to 6 repetitions of this exercise per class.
- Place your palms flat on the floor and support your body weight with your feet. Lift your arms above your head in the 90 degree position with your palms facing each other and point your toes toward each other.
- You can now take half wheel pose, which is the process of lying flat on your back with the soles of your feet flat on the floor. Use caution when doing the half wheel pose if you're on your knees as this is a pose that you will not be doing on your back.
- Exhaling, slowly raise your hips from the floor such that the body makes a straight line from head to knees. If this feels comfortable, then shift your weight on to one leg by shifting the weight on to one leg and straightening the other leg to align with your body.

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Exhaling, slowly raise your hips from the floor such that the body makes a straight line from head to knees. If this feels comfortable, then shift your weight on to one leg by shifting the weight on to one leg and straightening the other leg to align with your body.