new siding, energy efficient windows, roof and boiler within past 5 years.

I would have to say the time/effort/energy would be better spent elsewhere. good luck, Tommy

We should also make energy more expensive to the public right when there will be the rising tide of a commodity crunch.If he is going to balance the budget, we are quite possibly going to see all sorts of tax laws change.

The second amendment .3.Education. 4.Americas' energy future. 5.Unions.6.Illegal immigration.7.The nanny state.8.Owning a home.9.Economics 101.10.U.S presidents.11.Universal health care.12.The U.S.

Ok, Jackie that sounds like a plan but I must confess that I’ve put so much time and energy into wholesaling until I don’t know much about short sales

They told them no firm date at all, but that they did qualify.They just love to help our men and women that give their time and energy to the country......I am due to close on the 23rd of Sept with buyer #2, although she has until the 18th of Oct now due to the 30 day wait period.Real estate is a very unorganized business.

It certainly is MUCH more efficient that having some bureaucratic monstrosity "spread it around."

Not far at all.Jackie: I'm trying not to be nervous, it might take a while :-) I'm hoping it's just all this excitement waiting to get channeled into wholesaling energy lol ;-)

The biggest help that the government could provide would be in stepping aside so that businesses can go about creating jobs rather wasting energy on greater regulations and tax burdens.

I could fly a family member or close friend to PA to close in my place, however it would be more efficient to simply use an attorney (at least some local entity which represents my best interest), given power of attorney, to represent me in closing.Looking forward to your insight!