Regulations for this type of foreclosure process are outlined below in the "Power of Sale Foreclosure Guidelines".

be VERY familiar with regulations of water and sewer regulations.Whats your plan to limit occupancy per unit?

Leave it to our all knowing government to spend more of OUR money to help those that are upside down in their mortgage.I believe it was the governments pressure to loosen lending regulations that started this whole underwater mortgage mess!

Regulations for this type of foreclosure process are outlined below in the "Power of Sale Foreclosure Guidelines".

If you are financing any part of this type of deal, you need to comply with the SAFE Act and local/state financing regulations and get a reading from your attorney concerning the CFPA.

Geez, I just don't recall anything in the SAFE Act pertaining to Realtors paying a referral fee, but try your state real estate licensing regulations.

I've heard that once you're license you are regulated, but I've also heard that if you are license you have access to properties etc.

However, Bill saying that, and I believe he used to be a bank regulator, tends to make me think this is a broad FDIC guideline.In my personal experience I was able to do a rate-and-term refi based on a new appraisal late last year.

Regulation D exemptions are the only way for many people to participate in some funds and it severely hampers capital flows to certain financial product offerings.BTW...Welcome to BP!

Kotlikoff doesn’t trust government accounting, or government regulation.