Record the call if you can (your voice only).

It would be the best to find a lawyer that understands the Dodd Frank law to give you straight answers, but I think it is a wait and see how the law will effect everyone.

Assessors typically have only one "effective date of valuation" each year, or even older, that is historical, in that they trend values, and do not perform an annual revaluation (when properties are inspected and methodically calculated).

If neither of those will be effected, there is no point in spending the money.As far as financing, what about if I purchased the home and decided to make the modifications later down the line?

You can also take on option or going to a lower level, less desirable but effective might be taking a first right of refusal. :)

Don't go out and apply for several lines of credit at once, you will get hit with multiple inquiries (which have a small effect on score) but mainly your "average age of account" will get hurt, which hurts your score more (unless you have really long term good credit, which you may or may not.

Maplewood/South Orange's real estate took off years after and I personally think a similar effect will take place however not on the same scale because of the smaller lot sizes, etc.Prism Capital purchased the old GE building and has made heavy investment into the property.

Here you are permitted to request vacancy at Close if you plan to make it your primary residence or move a member of your "immediate" family into the property.When the property is requested vacant, a Notice to Vacate is filed with the Rentalsman and served on the tenant giving them effectively 30 - 90 days to vacate (depending on the lease and whether they are a "long term tenant").

Is your main goal to find an effective marketing person at a good price or to pay your son rather than give him money to help him out while unemployed?

Or is having a signed receipt effective (showing the seller received the EMD)?