One man also said that his family had lived there since the 1970's, and that since then the association has gotten rid of many things like a golf course, tennis court, restaurant, swimming pool, etc. and that the association isn't even taking care of the roads like they should.

I've hired the best attorneys in the state of MI (which is a high compliancy state on real estate brokering just ask Bill B, he knows) including the Board of Realtors attorney who once represented us in court and helped put the Cooperative Purchase paperwork together.

What right does our Yahoo president have to declare that we are not a Christian nation anymore?

I have only heard of that happening recently because the buyer bought a new car or was late on some credit card payments just prior to closing.I have had quite a few people come into my open houses hoping to qualify but they have car payments, credit card debit and they are self-employed so can't support the payments with their declared income.

I would make sure to do the full background check including court cases before adding him to the lease.

Came to the point to declare a major, my wife informed me that we didn't need two accountants in the house!

Just a comparatively pricey real estate market brought on by unusually high incomes...The problem is "The average income in Metro Vancouver in 2009, was only $41,176""Only 0.56 per cent of British Columbians declared incomes higher than $250,000, says Andrew Romlo, executive director of Urban Futures, which studies demographics.

Owners have filed an answer with the courts and are definitely contesting this eviction.

They should go to the local housing court (if there is one if not then the local court house) and ask the clerk or see if there is a lawyer of the day or legal services they can contact.

The landlord said the court trial has been pushed back a couple times.