Who knows, under the light of national scrutiny maybe he'll become more of a centrist than he was in the Illinois senate.

Notice a couple of interesting provisions of that act: PAGE 9-SENATE BILL 06-071 (1) IN ADDITION TO ANY RIGHT OF RESCISSION AVAILABLE UNDER STATE OR FEDERAL LAW, THE HOME OWNER HAS THE RIGHT TO CANCEL A FORECLOSURE CONSULTING CONTRACT AT ANY TIME.

I interned for a senator in NC during college, a lot of real estate investors end up running for local senate/house and getting it in their home state.

McCain is not Bush, and there is the checks and balances of the Congress and Senate.

http://www.constructiondive.com/news/co-constructi...A new construction defects law that could revive condominium development has passed the Colorado House unanimously and is expected to gain Senate approval as well, according to CBS Denver.The new legislation would reverse new-development obstacles contained in the existing law, such as a homeowners association's (HOA) ability to sue condominium developers without first obtaining homeowner approval.Developers say the current law has led to "frivolous" lawsuits that have all but halted condominium development in the state.

We are in our 60s and the proposed plan currently in front of the Senate could cost us a whole lot more because of our age. 

Most Senators, Congressmen, state Legislators, etc (I think) are willing to at least hear a well reasoned, concise, arguments.Not saying they'll stop the moratorium, but they might change it somehow. 

@Nehemiah Ballst, The non-binding version of the tax plan that went from the Senate to the House included an amendment that was a unanimous voice vote to not allow any changes to 1031.The House Ways and Means. committee produced their draft and it left 1031s and the step up in basis alone.

Marc Bodinger Harry is a Senator for the federal government from Nevada.

The next time I'm in Ottawa let's do a BP meetup!!