HUD would not confirm that, but Fannie Mae's chief economist Doug Duncan said it is definitely on the table both at HUD and at Fannie."

Well Chiefs game comes on in a bit & Raiders are losing :)) !!

Go Chiefs !

Contact the Chief Finance Officer or Commander Finance Division at the installation where the member is stationed.

I am currently looking into investing in Syracuse, which is about a 4-5 hour drive from me.

As far as who to talk to, I'm told the Loss Mitigation Office in larger banks is where to call, in smaller banks, the CFO, CRO (Chief Risk Officer), or CLO (Chief Lending Officer) might be the best place to start.

A police chief?

I also did not listen to the entirety of the video.. on that note, I know that Fannie Mae's chief economist provides his forecast for free on their website, and has been relatively accurate (#4 according to WSJ) http://www.fanniemae.com/media/economics/index.jhtml?

You also have to file for eviction as soon as the problem starts.Call the local narc squad and tell them that you suspect drug dealing is going on and you can't get the tenant out without a police report.I would also write a letter to the chief of police and the mayor complaining about them moving the felon into your unit without the landlord's permission, and asking why they placed a felon into a house where there is suspicion of drug dealing.

We have Syracuse & Schenectady Liens that we can sell.