In Colorado, my understanding is that if you are making business/commercial purpose loans (i.e. the property is to be used for investment purposes and not owner occupied nor for family, personal or household use) that you do NOT need a license to lend out money (unless the money comes from others).

A household pet could be your business partner) I hope this helps

By most estimates the plan - if servicers abide by it - will help only 150-250K households.

My children were master packers and I could have my 3300 square foot household wrapped, boxed moved and unpacked in less than 2 weeks.

The great things about O.C. specifically are:Very low unemployment rate (4-5%)Broad based economyHigh average household incomes (means qualified buyers/tenants)High demand for properties (helps drive up appreciation)Perfect year round weather (draws tourists all year)The ocean!

3.5% of U.S. households are millionaires - 80% are first generation.

In addition to the actual costs of physically moving their household goods there is the need to once again save up for 1st, last, deposit(or combination thereof).

They will also take furniture, clothes, shoes, household items, books etc.

Originally posted by @Garrison Householder: Also, I'm interested in the landlord's perspective on dishwashers.

Those living in public housing are generally required to pay up to 30 percent of their household income as their share of the rent.