You need to read the associations Incorporation papers, the bylaws, the ccrs, and the rules and regulations.

Especially since the new HVCC regulations.

(2) Increasing government regulation on how much profit I can make from each property I lease or rent (3) Increasing taxes of some sort or reduced deductions or depreciation limits, which futher hit the bottom line.

I need to ask her about the subdivision regulations, so when I do talk with her I’ll also be able to confirm (or invalidate) what the zoning guy told me.You’re right, developing land isn’t something that is easy.

Take a look at the revision: Section 203.37a(b)(2) of the FHA regulations, 24 CFR, is hereby waived for a period of one year, September 14, 2009 through September 13, 2010, with regard to sales of previously foreclosed or abandoned properties acquired and resold by for-profit and non-profit entities using funding from and performing under agreements with state and local government agencies under the NSP program.

Hi Mike,You know in many ways the fules and regulations that exist in a MHP work like a HOA.

It looks as if all the rules, as all over regulation does, favor the big players and originators like Banks and are focused on destroying the independent broker.

Licensed agents are regulated in every state, and are bound by certain laws and overseen by some state government agency.

More investors and buyers will be encouraged to purchase homes due to this major change.Take a look at the revision:'Section 203.37a(b)(2) of the FHA regulations, 24 CFR, is hereby waived for a period of one year, September 14, 2009 through September 13, 2010, with regard to sales of previously foreclosed or abandoned properties acquired and resold by for-profit and non-profit entities using funding from and performing under agreements with state and local government agencies under the NSP program.'

A wise and frugal government, which shall leave men free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labor the bread it has earned - this is the sum of good government.