. § Those engaged in the sale of manufactured homes that also engage, even once, in facilitating a credit transaction have been reclassified) for Treasury Department purposes as “lenders”. § There are very serious consequences for not accepting those compliance responsibilities. § The Treasury Department has signaled they will not tolerate “loopholes” and they are working to broaden the base of those who must comply with the end goal of including every business that deals with big-ticket transactions or any other transaction where larger amounts of money change hands. § An unstated, but underlying goal, is to track all cash movement in the United States so as to also ferret out and destroy any underground economy that exists in the United States in order to collect taxes on monies currently going unreported.

Hey hey hey!I'm looking to get feedback on people who have successfully done this. I've never credit card hacked (unless you call what I did hacking) but I'd like to learn more about it. It started when I bought a pro...

I'm pretty new to the real estate game, but I've been a landlord for about two years.

sounds interesting   I am also trying to venture into the investment game.

It's a numbers game my friend.

For the past 8 years I have owned and operated a residential construction company.  Recently I have teamed up with my parents to start investing and flipping real estate.  We currently have two properties that are abo...

Maybe a BPer would be interested.Carrying a wrap for an owner occupant is a dangerous game these days.

I don't have a skin in this game.  

I've found vicariously through this Blog, friends in the 'Game', reading and the BP Podcast that with tenacity there is definitely something here.  

You'd want some kind of commitment (or skin in the game) so that you knew you weren't wasting your time on someone who had no intentions in buying your house.As an investor, it's dependent.