One of our REIA members, also an attorney, went down to the state capital to grill a few state attorneys about how the government views wholesaling. 

The reason is if something is found down the road after owning the property you can point to an "innocence clause" and a chain of command that you did your part and had a phase one completed prior to purchasing.Also if the state sometimes has an abatement award or the fed government for clean up you will not usually be eligible if you do not have certain inspections completed prior to purchasing.Same thing for a survey to be safe have it completed prior to closing.

This goes against every founding principal this country has.We need to be profound and stand up and let our legislative bodies of government know that we will not stand for this kind of proposition whatsoever!

But I have four daughters to feed, and reputation/credibility in a small town does affect your income.

Localities participating in the flood insurance program undertake mitigation efforts in order to reduce flood risk, and there is a good bit of conflict between local governments and FEMA over just how effective that mitigation has been.

Until then, landlords will have to rely on the statute’s provision that local governments in Illinois may not prohibit or regulate use that is in compliance with the statute.

well now you have explained it your talking Manufactored homes.. the most difficult to loan on.. the government forced lenders to loan on them for Owner occ. that's why they get the loans.. for you its going to be tough.. you defiantly need a private banker who can make loans outside the box

it is hard to imagine the government fighting an export to a country we have such a horrible trade imbalance with. 

@Pavlos Kasselouris, the government has to give but not generously.  

He had a real gift of being able to predict the future of economics trends.Back in the 1960s, the U.S. government had chosen Dr.