Yea I can definitely see how spending too much time on a site could be a waste of time.

Brokers tell me that all the time.Sent an email this morning offering 2 billion for their stock to one of the placesmentioned.

That would get you out of it without having to bring money to the table or spending money on the repairs.

If you actually made it, you could spend it.

Best to have a really clean transfer from HUD or make them clean up the prior mistakes before you spend your money.

The Attorney General for the state is also a place to call.You could speak with a lawyer but if you have not been sued I am not sure there is much need to spend a lot of time with the lawyer.

:violin: If you spend much time on these sites you can find reputable sellers with repeat customers.

OTOH they do have an income tax.I have a neice and her husband in Portland area, Hillsboro, so we'll spend some time visiting with them too.We had been considering both CO and OR but my wife thinks she'd like to spend some time in OR as for some funny reason she thinks it gets cold in CO!

The provision would raise $2 billion in additional taxes over the next decade, according to an estimate by the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation.Industry trade groups including the National Association of Realtors, the National Association of Home Builders and the Mortgage Brokers Association, which want homeowners to be protected from taxes on forgiven debt, support the measure.

I would like to get more of his material but before I spend any money...