[URL]http://www.boston.com/news/nation/washington/articles/2010/06/30/house_votes_to_extend_tax_credit_on_new_home_purchases_3_months/[/URL]Did the time to close get extended?

I have mainly looked for great HUD home buys in the Washington State area that make for great rentals.

I have 10 single-family residences in Washington that I was toying with the idea of selling them all.

Washington is not CA, but they still like to regulate everything they can get there hands on.

A carbon monoxide detector is going to be required in new construction and multifamily housing in Washington.

I'll be entering this business as a wholesaler and I hope to find some useful information and make some connections to investors in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.

The poor policies in Washington, although directly attributable to politicians, is in reality the result of what voters want and what they vote for.I am hardly saying that bank executives are wonderful people.

One of the two has a credit score of 500, can I deny based on credit score even if they are paying w/a voucher?

If you are buying properties in Maryland, DC, or Virginia that are on the MLS--no one will even look at your offer unless you have a proof of funds letter or bank statement.

They stick around for 120 days "Right of Redemption" - If you pick up something cheap w a lot of equity they can take it from you, sell it, pay you what you paid + 20% annual & pocket the difference... if you do anything to the property in the 120 days, that is lost too....