The millions of Americans who've been through foreclosure in the last 3 years can't buy a house in any way OTHER THAN to negotiate owner financing with a seller-and HR 1728 would greatly reduce the number of properties available in this way.

The millions of Americans who've been through foreclosure in the last 3 years can't buy a house in any way OTHER THAN to negotiate owner financing with a seller-and HR 1728 would greatly reduce the number of properties available in this way.

I'm hoping that this will so shock the American people once the economy collapses that socialism will be dead for a long, long time!

Specifically, it's the executive branch of the government that is tasked with carrying out the enforcement of laws that the legislative branch creates.

Senate will soon be considering a bill that will severely restrict the property rights of millions of Americans and the way you do business going forward.

One strategy mentioned by an attorney in PA at a seminar I attended: Get it under contract, and then do a "conditional release of contract", where the conditions require original seller to execute contract with your buyer at the price you agreed on with your buyer, plus you are to be paid as a line item in the seller's HUD as a "release from contract" fee.

According the the ATTS (American Temperamental Test Society), Pit Bulls have a passing rate of 85.3% compared to the average of 77% for all dog breeds.

I'm not giving up, but this situation is a little more serious for me right now.We receive County Rent Assistance, own an American Staffordshire Terrier, cats, and a reptile.

I'm not sure that Americans have the guts for that any longer.

In your case, you've executed two transactions, each of which has its own ROR.