She thought that red and green gas was coming through the walls to get her and called the building department and health department to complain.

****It is my opinion that it is NOT the government's role to make sure you have Health Care, or an Education, or even food, clothing and shelter.

Thanks- but never get an old developer talking about his exploits- it could be very painful

J Scott, your words, "all children deserve health care".

Since banks are accustomed to paying 5% commission, realistically they don't care if that 5% is going to an agent or non-agent, just make sure when you put in your offer that it's included on the HUD-1 properly -- because if you don't, then it will be a pain for escrow to pay it out the way you planned.

Buying a second one is a great concept, but being a landlord can be a real pain in the A$$ sometimes.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090821/ap_on_go_ca_st_pe/us_veterans_bonuses If this is how a government run health care system treats war veterans, how do you think that you the average citizen would be treated?

I'm sure this is a pain especially once the house is done and just sitting there.

The fed and the administration are artificially inflating equities and prolonging economic pain through fiscal and monetary stimulus.

That limits the pain should I get a tenant like yours who actually follows the lease to the letter (ha ha, that'll be the day).Good luck and keep us posted on the situation.