NC legislature went through the Oil and Gas Disclosure stuff in last legislative session... it is now part of our state law as far as rights, etc.

Remember the legislation that has come such Tenant Protection and the rest of the bill in Illinois as an example which says the Mortgagee must show that all alternatives to foreclosure have been exhausted.

Now, imagine if these corporations could somehow influence our politicians; they could basically control legislation to ensure that not only do they continue to have favorable tax treatment, but they could also rig the system to ensure that true capitalism couldn't thrive, as the "little guy" would have little ability to compete.That's as big a problem as individuals not paying tax (which is clearly a major problem as well).

Man is basically greedy and selfish and you will never legislate that away.

When someone posted the relevant SAFE ACT legislation for Texas that indicated any more than 5 seller financed deals per year was illegal, Mitch just disappeared (and hasn't posted here since).I don't know him and certainly I'm not commenting on his experience, expertise or business model.

Also if these companies become legislated against they will find a way to get around it.I hope i'm wrong though.

Once again, Denver is a great market irrespective of the new legislation, but the new law did have some impact.

hi nicholas. it sounds like you have what is called a " zombie" house. banks sometimes just sit on houses. years ago, the feds were concerned with so many of the foreclosure houses hitting the market and causing a huge downturn in the market. so, they passed legislation limiting the amount of houses banks could put out on the market. as a result, banks tend to put the higher dollar houses out there to sell to recoup as much of their money as they can. who wouldn't?

I've lived in PR for about a year now and have act 22 and have almost received act 20 (was waiting for updated employee requirement legislation).  

Instead of a broad repeal, the administration is taking more of a gradual, piecemeal approach to rolling back or amending provisions of the legislation.