Tell your attorney to listen to The Red Pill Podcast, read the Contract Clause in the US Constitution, and stop listening to the advice of those who don't do it.

Lol I don't know if either states remembers an old document called the Constitution like state governments not interfering in private contracts.

Where is the line drawn though, between what is a reasonable limit, and what constitutes discrimination against families?  

The guru and the REIA split the money received from the newbie fresh fish.Some nice people do not constitute wasting a couple of hours to have what you can learn on BP in a matter of minutes at the REIA.

Property taxes are distinct from income taxes, though, and can constitute a lien, even if no lien has been filed, yet. 

Also, in general, is there a specific rule for what constitutes a "repair" and what is a "capital expenditure"?

What exactly constitutes a local lender, would it be the local Wells Fargo brand or the Small Town X Regional Bank Union as examples.

If they gave you verbal acceptance it is not enough to constitute an agreement either, as a written contract is necessary for all contracts that span a year or more (from my local interpretation of contract law).

@Dwight Kimball Here's where you can read the Maine law for yourself: http://www.mainelegislature.or...Here's the pertinent part, which describes the activities that constitute real estate brokering: 2.

As for the usury limit in AR, it was recently (within the past 2 years) raised to 17% so I'm good there (constitutional amendment 89 if interested).