Fortunately, government officials have found a resolution in the form of a $120 million bond.

But the law is being challenged in court as government confiscation of property - which it effectively is.

No one from the state or federal government is going to come after you, it will be the city. 

You need to give them the government lead paint disclosure and have them sign an acknowledgement that they received it.As for the crack.

Also because I serve in the Executive Branch it is good to know how the government works, but finincae is the most 'marketable' when I retire.  

Did you register or file any paperwork with the state or federal government?

But the simple anwer to your question is no, there is no law governing what comps an appraiser may use to value a property.

They integrate satellite images with government statistics and projections for growth.

So I will be the first to admit I do not love the paperwork side.I love dealmaking,meetings,talking to people,etc.I saw Quick Books online and was wondering if anyone uses it or what you use.The benefit is you don't have to buy newer versions and it is updated to newer versions automatically.I just need a system for keeping up with all the junk mandated by the tax man and our lovely government(sarcasm intended).Any insight appreciated.

I have often wondered how effective consumer protection agencies are in state governments.