Section 6 permits Affected Taxpayers that have a deadline falling between the Disaster Date in the Disaster Relief Notice and the last day of the Postponement Period to extend that deadline to the last day of the Postponement Period.Example 1: Disaster Date is June 14.

In other words, say that you are a Realtor or mortgage broker, or investor, or you inherited a house that you need to sell or that you are a landlord and want to sell but your buyers cannot get bank financing or whatever situation is real to you.Threats To Private Property RightsHR 4123 poses the following threats to the security of private property rights, and to the stabilization of the housing markets in many communities:1.On its face, this legislation appears to merge individual taxpayers who accept installment payments for their equity with banking institutions, mortgage brokers and originators who sell money for a business.2.When a seller offers to sell their own property to another and accept payment for equity, there is no loan, but rather terms of a sale.3.Banks lend money that the borrower can then spend as they see fit.4.In the current market, if there were no seller financing, there may be no financing at all in many communities.5.Millions of soon-to-be-retirees who have worked a lifetime and prepared for retirement by investing in properties that can be sold in exchange for installment payments providing supplementary income will be negatively impacted by this legislation.

Todays projcets are nothing at all like a PHA project.Education and the fact that others might be getting something better than they have with tax payer assistance are the real issues, in my opinion!

Below you will find a list of grantors and their grantees that have been awarded grants for various reasons.Congrats to all of you out there that get the job done with the governments money, you are a tax payer why not put your hard earned money (or not so hard earned LOL) to work through these offers.

As much as it probably brings down the neighborhood, it is kind of useless to try to impose this.Think of how much money this law has cost the county tax-payers in discussions, board meetings, approvals, informing the citizens, enforcing and collecting the fines.

But under the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007, enacted Dec. 20, taxpayers may exclude debt forgiven on their principal residence if the balance of their loan was $2 million or less.

The homeowners in default for the most part are hoodlums, the tax payers will be basically subsidizing the defaulted homeowners as the 2nds go bankrupt, our banks collapse as FDIC (taxpayers) pick up the tab.. where do you think the money is coming from to pay our collapsed banking system?

While the hardworking taxpayer pays for their housing!

Never mind the fact all those shiny toys are still in their garage, toys that are now effectively being paid for by taxpayers.

Property that has a different address than the taxpayer?