One that I did restricted the homes to permanent foundations allowing for FHA loans.

My real estate experience is limited my own personal transactions, I bought/sold a condo in NY and am having a home built on LI to live as a permanent residence which is currently wrapping up.

Permanent foundations.

Fat fingers, small keyboard.

For hazardous waste removal and other junk fees.My rule of thumb these days is to allow -20% profit on a major systems job (roofing, AC replacement)-$2-$2.25 per sq ft of fooring (Tile Hardwood)-$175per day/$25 hour/ per man for painting and handyman workI guess if a plumber can get $500 an hour then more power to him, but hes not getting that from me.And I can relate to your plumber story.

We buy permanent residents that we rent out once we move due to orders.

We'll need to decide how these people can afford to buy the things that keep the economy moving even though they may be permanently unemployed.The answers won't come by clinging to our ideologies (of "liberal" or "conservative" or "libertarian" or "Tea Party").

.- No permanent modification of property.

The reality is contractors are motivated by money and retail jobs give them a fat paycheck for profit.

Using asset income management I consistently increase my income and simultaneously lower my taxes legally.So while fat bureaucrats concoct more ways to dig deeper into the wage earners incomes, savings and retirement accounts, you could and should do all you can to shrug off their chains and push out of the rat race.