Anywho, this was an awesome testimony.

Brian Burke Yes, we've built some medical office, and office buildings, a couple of multi building small office parks, a medical dental clinic (that we sold to the Rancheria - the sale had to actually be read into the Congressional record), some retail/office condos (actually we helped draft the criteria for the City of Redding on those) a residential subdivision, and other houses, etc.

There is good content and testimonials from investors on how they got started and what steps they had to take.

Not even a single testimonial in my favor before this complaint.

It appears that the provision was stripped in the Senate finance committee at the last minute and discussion of this in the congressional quarterly on 12-18-07 H16775.

If you, can without paying for anything check out their Facebook group, thousands of testimonials from people all over the country.

Presently following so I can keep up with your testimonies. 

In fact, you'd be responsible for the costs--which can range from $5,000-$150,000--EVEN IF YOU JUST PURCHASED THE PROPERTY and the prior owner didn't know about or didn't disclose the issue.OREIA's Legislative Affairs Director, Dan Acton, has provided the committee with opponent testimony, and OREIA has proposed reasonable suggestions for modifying the bill to assist you with this expensive, possibly business-killing remediation.However, despite these efforts, the committee is attempting to pass the bill without change before July 1st, which means without your help, it could be Ohio law by late summer.Please call (preferred) or email your State Senator and tell them to delay a vote on Senate Bill 113, sponsored by Senators LaRose and Beagle, until a mechanism for funding the required meth lab clean-up is created."

Well what I am about to say is a real life testimony.

Dec. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Homebuyers seeking to take advantage of a government mortgage-guarantee program will have to put up more cash in some situations as officials look for ways to shore up finances at the Federal Housing Administration. “Down payment is one of the elements we’re looking at,†Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan told reporters today after a congressional hearing in Washington. “A second is the upcoming mortgage insurance premium and then other cash that needs to be brought to the table.†The FHA is also considering cutting the amount of home seller concessions a buyer can receive by half to 3 percent of the purchase price to combat inflated appraised values, Donovan told the House Financial Services Committee.