There is a lot of confusion with regard to anti-deficiency states and collection of loan losses.

Originally posted by Richard Graham:How about Chase I just got a nice deal brought to me today 1st & 2nd with Chase Chase does not currently have any anti-flip language or restrictions in their letters.

I thought the home-school kids would be little anti-social weirdo's, turns out quite the opposite!

the majority of posts i see from MikeOH have some anti Socialist/political theme to it...it's getting old...

I have collected some notes on the topic of 91 day seasoning time limit for flips due to the anti-flipping law in place.

They are anti homeowner, and fully support the boards and the associations.

In fact, look for one that is anti-hoa/coa.Ofgift

Thanks for the post Ted, that is a big plus for investors and FHA borrowers who are the needy ones blocked by the idiotic anti flip rules.

It is WRONG.Unless you address TORT reform, Anti Trust practices, and outright FRAUD, you will never address Health Reform correctly.Here are a few anecdotal samples: Medicare paying $2,000.00 for a wheel chair.

I remember having a discussion about Sarah Palin quitting her elected position as Governor of Alaska, and the best defense anyone here could muster was that she was doing it to prepare for a Presidential run in 2012 (and therefore it was in the best interest of the people).Now that it's pretty clear that she quit for the sole purpose of advancing her personal wealth and fame (writing a book, taking a job with Fox News, etc), I think it's safe to say...Sarah Palin is a pathetic quitter who made no effort to uphold the role she promised her constituency she would.It bad enough that she can't uphold her own family's values (remember her teenage daughter got pregnant from an aspiring porn star), but to let down her constituency is just plain anti-American.She should be ashamed...