So, might as well keep it.I worry that Obama might discover that potential tax money is going uncollected and get the law changed to eliminate that home-owner's primary residence exemption.Yes, moving is a pain, but if it puts an additional $100k in my pocket, what the heck, I'll move for $100k.

And no - I won't ask you to leave this thread if you dare to dissent from Obama or dare to agree with him.

I've actually had a bank 'discover" that I transferred to LLC on 3 occasions because they wanted me to refi using one of Obama's programs.

I'm not paying any utilities, so those amounts need to be backed out.Another thing in my area is that some offices require the landlord to provide a stove and fridge and others don't.As far as the longevity of the Section 8 program, I don't think Obama will do anything to end it.

In fact it has usually been the single highest expense in my personal budget, up until the advent of Obamacare (thanks, Obama!

It will be a while before lending regs loosen and then the cycle will begin anew.I also have a few friends in loss mit at a very large bank who still haven’t done one of the supposed streamline mods Obama and company say will really help people.

With Obama stepping in as President, is this good or bad for the housing market?

There was FIVE BILLION DOLLARS ($5,000,000,000) in Obama's latest giveaway for weatherization.

However, there is an argument that things will start to turn around because the Obama Presidential Library is being planned for Jackson Park and all those planning documents and news articles are quite clear on that.

The "I want my Obama-phone kind of tenants........................."