Most every bank makes the buyer sign and amendment saying they are not related to the bank, and maybe every once in awhile not related to the person who just lost the house, but they also don't care once it's gone.  

So if you have a W-2 job, you'd be able to deduct 10,000 from that amount.If you don't have a W-2 job or other income from which to deduct the above net operating $10,000 loss, then you can carry back the loss for two years and offset taxable income in those years, but you will have to file amended returns.

Maybe I'm crazy but as a born citizen, with a birth certificate, I'm documented all over the place and have to carry my registration papers OR I GO TO JAIL for exercising my rights under the Second Amendment of the Constitution.

And that won't change even if you make amends over this particular incident.  

It seems it would require a lot of bandwidth, both speaking with the seller's closing and having auction.com amending the contract to reflect both closing companies and then sending it back to the seller to approve.

If your lease doesn't require it, I don't know the answer other than to amend your lease for the future.

But I haven't heard any announcement nor amendments regarding the switch to AFCIs for remodels.

No. 34] This Order amends the Order Granting the Motion to Strip Lien, signed and entered on October 23, 2013 (the “October 23 Order”) [Doc.

The main focus of my post was to inspire people who may have made irresponsible financial decisions in the past and to give them hope that even though you made mistakes it doesn't mean they cant be amended.

The Agencies began working on the Volcker Rule last week and, on Monday, jointly issued a proposal that would amend the Rule to provide banking entities with clarity about what activities are prohibited, improve supervision and implementation of the Rule, and simplify compliance.