Local government has programs in place to slow or stop foreclosures around here, and banks are sitting on a ton of inventory but not really pushing it out.

Government checks typically come in from the 1st to the 3rd and therefore tenants with government payees may not be able to pay until the 4th.

I don't submit to governing boards on several principles, one of them being that when they license you, they own you.

Is the government still offering the accelerated depreciation schedule to bring the payback date forward a bit?

Kali's mass exodus due to rampant taxation and poor government is benefiting Texas in a big way and will likely continue to do so as their homeowners free the albatross house around their neck and move to greener economic pastures.

Purchasing RE inside an IRA can get very complex and the government is not forgiving when you need to make nondeductible contributions.The self directed IRA may be a good thing for you, but I would continue to fund it and grow the money before doing to much actual RE purchases.

I have noticed that people on both extremes of the political spectrum often suspect the government of being against their end of the spectrum, which probably means the government is not really favoring either side.On a more important note, I have no idea why we even have hate crimes.

Why should the government favor one form of ownership and structure over another?

Take the "Government Foreclosures" link, and you will then find a page that will show a HUD site that lets you pick by state.I'm confused by the first post here: either the property is REO (post-foreclosure auction) or it isn't REO (still pre-foreclosure).

Getting off the ground, you'll find i necessary to work with government officials, city council, county boards, the list goes on.