Brick and stone houses cost a lot more to move than frame houses.Distance moved is also a cost factor, and local and state laws govern the move.

1) They don't have to work, since you and I are sharing the wealth with them via government handouts.2.

I have heard that the Canadian foreclosure market is tough because the government controls the bank reduction resale amounts from some family that lives in Ontario.

If section 8 only pays say ~75% it is good to couple it with DSS ( department of social services) that way you don't have to collect a dime from the tenant and a government check comes in each month and you just have to deal with the inspection, re-inspection and any forms you need to fill out.

It's really for the engineers, but government studies can be read easily.

If you have a basic understanding of economics, then you know that the tax credit is a superficial band aid that is making the market worse--it is freezing homes at unrealistic prices and costing a ridiculous amount to execute.Did you know that it costs the government (and actually us taxpayers) $43000 to implement the tax credit?

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has a strong lobbying arm associated with it, and they are very good at getting the government to do things in their best interest.

The majority of students are put through the same brainwashing techniques in order to create a complacent labor force working in the interests of large corporations and secretive government, and worst of all, they are completely unaware of it.

But, if they stand for smaller government, more personal responsibility, and less taxes, then I hardly think they're morons.

But since this is the government we are talking about it's not like you simply sell your property then buy another.