Department of Treasury announced on Friday that it would provide up to $2 billion in additional Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds for the Hardest Hit Fund (HHF) program to put toward assisting struggling homeowners and stabilizing communities that were most affected by the foreclosure crisis.Using the latest round of funding, participating state Housing Finance Agencies (HFAs) will be able to provide assistance for the hardest hit communities.

What an incredible relief.

YOU create them by seeking out motivated sellers and solving their problems.My advice to get started is learn about a problem (debt relief) and a solution (lease options)  then go out and look for sellers who need that problem solved.

Asset protection or tax relief!

However, another accepted exclusion for taxation on forgiven debt is insolvency, regardless of whether or not the Mortgage Debt Relief Act is still valid.So, again in my opinion, if the homeowner is NOT insolvent, then he or she could potentially be responsible for the tax on $500k of the total $1m forgiven amount.

If real bodily injury or property damage takes place, the waiver probably won't provide much relief.

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What a relief to have the place leased.

I don't see any relief in terms of the greed of wall street and our politicians speak of 'stimulus' (aka printing and spending money that we don't have) as though it is civic duty- just as the voting public wants them to.

I would dump him immediately as it will be such a relief in the long run.