I just got back from Myanmar, which will be changing fast, and had the same question.

Sometimes, it can be very meticulous for some landlords and costly in the end, as many changes are required to meet their requirements.However, if you can get it all done, then it should be no problem.

However, I was just told that the requirements got changed as of 12/31/12.Meaning, you're not able to go straight for broker's license anymore.

If not, change your contribution at work and max that out and take the 100% ROI in your employer plan.

The FHLB is a very stable index and you can watch movement lagging to 1 year T-Bills.The interest will be changed based on an index date, not an average, usually within 60 days of the original note date or on the note date with payments changing on or after that note date (if the rate is changed 60 days prior based on that date, your new rate is not charged until the note date when a new payment will be required 30 days* later.

Every time there is a change is the tenant's income up or down, their portion of the rent is adjusted accordingly.

" If I purchase a home, nobody should be able to come in to my home and tell me to do anything"Just change the requirement to inspecting your gas line before turning the gas on, what do you think about it now?

I would like to know who the attorney is that told you that.The standard form NC 2-T, clause 16, says no assignments... so just line it out and initial the change.

Yes, things are going to change, we just don't know how bad, but it's clear for some it's going to be bad. :)

You need to be capable of changing gears from time to time.