The law is mondo vague and uses language that doesn't apply to many states' foreclosure process.

At the time you did not need a second language so I was good on that.I did do some collage, but could not get over the reading stuff.

Thanks for your time and warm welcome and please be cool with the language errors ;-)Plaurent

I read information on http://ml-implode.com/ that referenced victims of sub prime loans and used this language to convey that I had a mortgage with New Century.What does it mean you spent $36K on the mortgage?

You need a tax professional to evaluate this situation because if you didn't set the rental up on a depreciation schedule the IRS has that "imputed" language that you may have to pay recaptured depreciation as if you've taken it even if you didn't.

It's a nice place to be and a wonderful place to pick up a second language.

Asian homeowners' barrier is not only in language, mostly in culture.

This is like learning a new language for me...What's earnest money?

The title company wants all the heirs to sign a release before they issue the title policy.The Language in the contract is fairly strong, although there are no dollar penalties for the seller.

It's just like any other transaction with any other seller, it's just a matter of putting the "magic" language in all the P&S agreements.Search on here for posts by "wexeter".