Rich My big issue is corporate funding...I think there is way too much lobby influence in D.C., and would be in favor of banning or heavily restricting corporate donations.

After 5 years the CAP will increase to 13.2%. the bank is newer contruction, not an old dinky building, 3 drive-thru lanes and a nice lobby.

Also, investors really don't have an active lobby to affect laws that could benefit us as a whole.

Seems like the only way one can get those rates is if you camp out in front of the discount window to be there right when it opens before chase and boa have time to lobby.

., if anyone is familiar with a 15 degree sloping propety wull of rock is needed for the next music theater parking lot or hotel) there is considerable risk involved in accepting title to properties.If there are funds at the table of a second buyer, title is good/insured, all documents are properly executed, etc. there is ZERO risk of my money being shoved twice across the table.I would not suggest funding deals for just anyone, as there are compliance issues that must be addressed and more than a common knowledge of legal issues, but if you have the capacity of playing the stock market and not losing your tail, RE financing can be a slam dunk!

If you think everyone is an idiot or nuts, then please feel free not to participate as opposed to lobbying for the removal of opinions, posts, and forums.

The other thing is the insurance industry is lobbying hard to get the Florida legislature to make it more difficult for home owners to get paid on sink hole claims.

Let's all lobby the three of them to find it!

The bureaucrats in Washington spend the bulk of their time lobbying to figure out which group they will reward with all of the tax carrots and such.

Various home inspectors' associations have been lobbying the various states to require licensing.