Are there any ways to specifically get funding from the government or superfunds that could help offset the cost?

As far as the interest free loans I give the government, we try to minimize those, but we typically get some money back anyhow, and that has always gone to reduce any consumer debt (car notes etc).

I think @Jeff Rabinowitz put it best with his last line (from another post).Originally posted by @Jeff Rabinowitz: When you accept Section 8 you are partnering with the Government.

There are detailed rules about timing and limits here:http://www2.oaklandnet.com/Government/o/hcd/o/RentAdjustment/

Every signal from the government/fed/& State say they are going to push it OVER the old top.  

The first thing I would do is call the school office and ask them if they report to the government.  

I was referring more to the "traditional" government / bank owned sales done through the MLS.

There's no governing body to tell the organizers how they should be running the group.

You are governed by the landlord tenant laws in the state of subject property in regards to entering and perhaps repairing the property, etc.  

Hi Jay,I researched the sinkhole insurance and my understanding is that it only covers catastrophic loss - damage so severe that the government has declared the house to be uninhabitable.