It's the government intervention that forced the liar loans in the first place, if they'd keep their noses out of the market it would correct itself.

As I understand it is more about the government wanting to make it more transparent how much insurance costs.

allow me to reiterate...you are buying a two unit property for a little over $10,000 out of your pocket out the door using a loan insured by the government in the midst of quite possibly the worst housing crisis in american history.

IMO the government caused many of our problems and is using the bank's as scapegoats to shield the blame.

Under the new legislation designed to help small businesses was a small add on that is now going to require landlords to issue 1099s to any contractor performing services like repairs over $600.http://www.allbusiness.com/government/government-procedure-lawmaking-legislation/15166028-1.html

Smaller banks with larger inventory might forgo the no assignment clause since they aren't backed by the government bailout and they need to get rid of their inventory as quick as possible so you might want to check that out otherwise any larger bank will not entertain an assignment.

They say what theyre going to do and most dont, my thought is the government will over-rule no matter what we say or do.

Hi Nathan,In your area, there should be a local government housing authority that handles manufactured housing.

How many of us welcomed the change to the new digital tv system set in place by the government?

You don't need to be to own a senior assisted living project or a nursing home, but that means you'll need to hire others to admisiter staff, or farm it out.May be the best place for you to start is with your state regulatory agency that governs such institutions, I'm sure you'll change your mind!