Among the changes he said he'd like to see is the ending of vacancy decontrol, which lets apartments out of rent regulation when the rent goes over $2,500 and a tenant moves out, and scrapping the 20% rent hike landlords are allowed to make every time a tenant leaves.But with the Senate Republicans balking, Cuomo last week said he expects the current law might simply be extended as is and is trying to tie the issue to passage of an education investment tax credit designed to mainly benefit parochial and private schools and their donors.Mayor de Blasio on Friday said it would be the “end to New York City as we have known it” if the state fails to renew the rent laws.Cuomo in his letter agreed, saying it “would create mayhem and chaos for both tenants and landlords and would roil the entire real estate industry.”To avoid even a temporary lapse, the Assembly on Friday night introduced a bill that would give state leaders more time to negotiate a deal by extending the existing rent laws by two days.Meanwhile, a group of more than 40 Assembly Democrats sent a letter to Speaker Carl Heastie (D-Bronx) urging the end of an affordable housing tax credit program for developers that is also set to expire on Monday if the rent laws are not extended and “very substantially strengthened.”

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We need a leader with a belief structure that's bigger than himself and his goals for getting elected.

Union leaders are not as stupid as many folks think.

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I've been religiously listening to BP since spring, and finally got one property.

The units had been purchased by a religious organization to use as meeting facilities.The particulars looked like this:Sale Price: $135,000Down Payment: $10,000Original Balance: $125,000Terms: 10% interest payable in 360 payments of $1,096.96 per monthRemaining Balance: $121,245.48Remaining Term: 306 monthsWe negotiated to pay $92,804 for the full purchase of the remaining 306 monthly payments.We took a full assignment and purchased the entire note payment stream from the seller.

That man was a money pit.Not everybody can throw off 30 years of ingrained social, religious and family pressure to do what I did. 

Follow the steps outlined in this book religiously.2.