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Benjamin DeLeon Creative financing
9 June 2014 | 3 replies
You should have an accountant and lawyer familiar with the regulations advising you. 
Raquel L. PA Tenant Abandoned Property
10 June 2014 | 5 replies
Don't worry, yes, I had them sign a lease, a mold addendum, rules & regulations, and an addendum for drug-free housing.Complication #2- They moved out with prior notice (which is required, 30 days in advance of the 1st of the month), leaving behind TONS of possessions, and moved into a shelter.Complication #3- I was never given notice.
Corey Dutton Who Regulates the Regulators?
17 June 2014 | 0 replies
But how will the regulation of the regulators actually shake out?
Omar C. Typical lot size
24 June 2014 | 8 replies
To avoid a nasty surprise, if you plan on reconfiguring lots, check with the local zoning regulations first.  
Karen M. How do YOU view debt???
26 October 2014 | 24 replies
DEBT Is good as long as I control it FOR MY ADVANTAGE and it doesn't control me.Some people can't use debt in a productive way so it's best they do not have it at all.It's the similar argument for people who claim less dependents on the taxes so they have more taken out each year for a bigger check for them later. ( a forced savings plan for those with little impulse control).Conversely there are those who say pay as little tax as possible and do not give the government an interest free loan and make more money investing it before the taxes come due.It's like paying off your house.
Account Closed More about service animals
8 January 2009 | 8 replies
If a tenant claims an animal is a service animal there is some documentation somewhere.That is not necessarily so, but since many local governments give licenses free for service animals, there MAY be some record there.
Nick Scalero Here's how we should have spent the bailout money
16 March 2009 | 6 replies
I can't see why the government would do anything about losses incurred by investors, any more than they make up for stock investors' losses.
Harrison Painter Obama Does Not Support "Fairness Doctrine"
21 February 2009 | 12 replies
He said so in his first book.The purpose is to increase the dependence on government and increase the pool of voters who will vote democrat out of fear of losing their goodies from the government.
Timothy W. Top 10 Porkiest Projects in the Stimulus Bill
1 March 2009 | 18 replies
So........I can not trust that the government to do the right thing?
Shane M HUD Pros? Cons?
13 July 2009 | 13 replies
I had made my offer, sent earnest money, obtained financing, Waited and waited while they completed the typical government paperwork.