To see this calculated go to the website for [REMOVED] and print out the example spreadsheet.

Section 8 is a government subsidy for low income tenants, not some sort of legal action.

You know... government tips you off... then you send half your staff running to induce a panic at other trading desks... and when the other ones leave, the remaining 50% of goldman trades however they want.

WIth Quickbooks you can print something out, but then you still have to put it in envelope, mail it, etc.

His broker told him that I was wrong, and I referred him several links including ones from Harvard and Standford citing that law.Like Ryan, I read every line of every page--including the fine print, and I'll hire a real-estate attorney to interpret the provisions that I don't understand.I used to find it quite difficult to work with Realtors until I changed my approach.

The government wants to take over 1/6 of the economy to add to the vast portions of the economy they already control.

The write is also VERY good at pointing out when you should talk to a local attorney or government to ensure you don't accidentally miss out on a local requirement.

Hi Robert,Some code enforcement offices carry vacant and boarded lists or condemned property lists which are available for purchase...their not always easy to find but ask around, sometimes the lists can be free online if you go to the city government page.I used the yellow letter aproach to send to all the property owners but you will need to find out where the tax bill is being sent to first and many letters will be returned as can't be found...don't throw these letters away!

You might be able to have the tax assessor print a list for you, I've never asked though.Another thing I do is always look on the mls and craigslist, you'll see the same homes week after week and once they start to disappear from the listings you can go to the county site and see if it was sold.

The HAFA Mortgage Program HAFA - Home Affordable Foreclosure AlternativesIn light of the rising number of property foreclosures in the United States, the government has expanded the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) to include provisions and incentives for servicers to allow short sales or deeds-in-lieu as positive options for eligible homeowners in default who wish to avoid foreclosure.