The site EPA states what contractors MUST do but also states what property owners SHOULD do.As usual, a government agency isn't very clear.

That road led to self-employment.The work is harder, the pay often low for the hours put in, my retirement is not guaranteed, my silent partner (the government) is greedy and corrupt, and the people I work with (tradesmen, etc.) and for (tenants) range from injuriously stupid to outright evil.If I could go back and become a pipe-smoking, tenured, co-ed chasing, leather-elbow-patched college professor I'd certainly be tempted.But alas, here I am griping on BP while my tenured friends contemplate which European country to tour during their three month summer vacation........

An example of an involuntary conversion is when the government notifies the seller that their property will be acquired for public use.5.

Hello All,Has anyone attended Sean Carpenter's government deal funding seminar?

If the local government doesn't want a project like this, it just won't happen.

People are really beginning to see that the government cannot create jobs nearly as efficiently as the Private Sector.There are a myriad of other reasons, but let's face it, Obama's honeymoon is OVER.

The banks are being controlled by the government; the auto industry is being controlled by the government; Freddie and Fannie have been taken over; and on and on and on.

Seems that someone in the city government (maybe PD) had a vacant house to sell, so they used that for bait.I think it's a 100 bucks a sign.Good points, very creative bunch!

In determining which way is the best for the lender/holder/servicer, subsidies by the government for losses can not be used in that determination.

When it comes to government, like banks, common sense is not the first thing that comes to mind.