I take that back - I did hear about this today - the gist of it is"Expand the current First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit incentive from the lesser of 10 percent of the purchase price of the home or $8,000 to a higher limit of either 10 percent or $15,000 for all homebuyers, remove the income restrictions and include all primary residence purchases for one full year"More info can be found here...http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124460195604101021.htmlI heard in addition to the group pushing this that a member of congress has been found to sponsor a bill.

Usually they have to get on the agenda--if they can find out when and how to do that, then they are generally restricted to possibly 2-3 minutes to say what they have to say.

The bank will likely have restrictions on how big of a second you can provide.

Dwight,Even if you are a dealer to real estate, there is no law that prohibits or restricts your ability to do business.

It wasn't not very wise of them to pull it out at the seasonal height of the market.

I received a letter acknowledging my full application was received and in the reply it is stated that due to the LACK of FEDERAL FUNDING they may have to temporarily stop enrollments.I do not want the feds running Healthcare they need to make medicaid and Schipps all private industry run with Federal oversight and strick regulations.Cap insurance profit, Cap or restrict Tort lawsuits, Fine individuals who opt out of coverage, and then see where we are at in a few years, but if they cannot fund a program restricted to children, when it is costing them only 1/3 of the program , that is not a freebie..

By leveled I mean different heights on the slab.

Only BOA would want to restrict the demand for the crap they lost their bu_ts on by adding a clause they probably have no ability to enforce from a personnel standpoint--they are all a bunch of losers, time to wake up and smell the coffee and be thankful investors are willing to wade in and suffer through their god awful customer service to prevail and actually close on a property!

Anything restrictions on renting in the by-laws?

But this is huge for BoA 30 day restriction and only cost 3.5%.