However, communications with the bank were slow and uncertain and as a result they kept tacking on late fees and penalties which ate up a good portion of his good faith payments, such that he is still NOT good –in fact he’s 90 days and some $18K in arrears.

I know that Colorado was considering some legislation requiring agents (they have fiduciary responsibility to the public) provide minimum service but it didn't get far.

I believe the PMI premium is NOW tax deductible, so make sure you do it.However, this was an update on FHA mortgages we got earlier this year but I am not sure if the legislation was actually passed.

This happens all the time, is not unethical or criminal, and you should not file a complaint.Here's the mentality of the other side of the transaction:1) Man, it sucks that I need to short sell my home, especially now that debt forgiveness is no longer protected in 2014 due to expired legislation.2) I had better market it properly to make sure the short sale is approved.3) I had better vet the buyer properly to make sure they close the deal.4) I would prefer a cash offer to a financed offer.5) Cash offer from someone I know is accepted.That's it.

The penalties from Austin legislators are stiff if they do not comply.

The latest:Guidance on WOTC Program Status The legislative authority for the WOTC program expired on December 31, 2013.

It seems like that's the most uncertain part of this transaction.

For example, I plan to invest in Houston, but am uncertain as to which submarkets are ideal.

Off the top of my head, I am uncertain if there is anything in the property sale/transfer process or legal system in Québec which would make wholesaling more or less an option in la belle provence.

Exit strategies can vary widely based on location (state) and by a myriad of influencers such as federal legislation, financing availability, so on and so forth.4.