Yeah, it's interesting...I disagreed with pretty much every financial policy move made by the current administration, thinking the results would no-doubt cause more short-term problems than we already were facing.

All posts or replies to that thread should be monotored (or maybe seen by only administration personnel) before being released to be seen by everyone.

I majored in Business Administration at PSU and minored in real estate.

Dig deep and make this the place a present or future White House administration or Congressional Committee turns to for input on real estate legislation.

Click the arrow on the video to listen an in-depth pitch on the program: http://lowermymortgagebalance.com/ Another interesting issue: On a side note, the firms soliciting this program are charging an advance "processing" and "administrative" fee of nearly $4,000 per loan, however, NOT in California.

He was Clinton appointee that stayed through the Bush administration.

You can get all those from your title company running you a prelim Hud1.For the transactional funding fees, you are looking at 2 points of the loan funded and a small administrative fee to cover doc prep, wire transfers, etc.

At least people are starting to be heard about their concerns with the crooked administration.

Get the properties before listing -- which is happening -- even though banks want you paying retail or find motivated sellers before the bank even enters the picture which is best, in my opinion.As an aside, I believe the Obama administration not forcing banks to mark their REOs to market, while allowing them to hoard cash that should have been put to use through investors, has created an environment whereby the housing crisis in this country will take years to sort out.

You can ask the administrator of her plan.