You can try to collect, but I am uncertain it would pay off.  

Dodd just admitted on CNN that he inserted a loophole in the stimulus legislation that allowed million-dollar bonuses to insurance giant AIG to go forward – after previously denying any involvement in writing the controversial provision"What a shock!

Please talk with a legal professional before doing this loan.Consumer loans generally require tons of regulatory compliance and licensing.Consumer loans have been legislated out of existence for private lenders ... according to my lending attorney.But, you can still do it, just need to comply.

This is urgent- if not vetoed by June 29, it will become law.Call Kevin Reilly, Director of Legislative Affairs.

To add to the above post, here's an update of the status of legislation on zombie homes.

No executive action, no proposed legislation.

Banning of cloths lines and solar panels is a member/home owner vote/decision and should not be legislated by government or any other interest group. 

The possibilities are endless depending on your state legislation.

This can have advantages when local legislation or issues come up.

I feel like I am getting into this late, and banks are averse to anything that might look like risk given the uncertain state of the housing market going forward, but this seems excessive to me, given the property's "A" location and perfect rental history.Anyone else running into similar issues, and if so, any advice?