I stated support for environmental protection (and still do), and I stated that cap and trade wouldn't require necessary retrofit of existing homes (it doesn't), but I *never* said I supported the Cap and Trade bill that went to the Senate floor (I haven't read the whole thing, so I would never say I supported it or didn't support it).Oh, and I did make this comment:The frigging bill is 1200 pages long and was just written this week (with 300 pages added the night before it passed), so I can't imagine anyone has actually read it yet...let alone knows what it means...In theory, it sounds great...but with how they rushed it, I'm sure in reality it's a piece of crap...So, now that you very clearly said I support Cap and Trade above, please provide some proof to support this ridiculous claim.As for healthcare, I've stated that I support government subsidized healthcare for children.

All Inspections are to be completed within 5 calendar days of acceptance of offer, including review and approval of the documentation concerning the property, and Completion of satisfactory physical and environmental inspections of the Property, and Completion of satisfactory due diligence search and examinations, and Satisfactory review of the title of the Property, and Satisfactory mortgage financing being arranged for the purchase of the Property, all within 5 calendar days of acceptance of offer.7.

Rules and laws are changing quickly, I think there will soon be an impact on many of the startegies and products that can be spun in the future, watch who you hook up with.

Yes, the new cars get a little better gas mileage, but what does it take (environmentally speaking) to manufacture those cars; destroy the clunkers, destroy all the parts which could have been recycled, etc.Furthermore, I would like to know how effective the clunkers program is at enslaving those lease able to afford it with more debt.

My lawyer, who owns the title company, goofed - property has environmental violations in 2009 totaling almost $3K.

I've known situations where bigger guys like us are occasionally hit and the "insulation" actually absorbs the impact enough to cause the ball to bounce off without breaking.

So increasing the income or reducing the expenses has much more impact than the income on a mobile home note...

I had a friend who's tenant's child stole mercury from a local factory, spilled it in the home, and then they had to pay for a full fledged environmental clean up - just asking to ensure that you are not on the hook for a guaranteed return if the extraordinary should occur.

There is a principle who's name escapes me (referred to in Super Freakonomics) that when someone offers and insanely high amount of money for a ridiculously simple act - the risk of unintended consequences and their negative impact increases exponentially.

In some cases, your contract may not entail any repairs, which frees you from the seller’s unreasonable refusals.b) GeographyAsk whether the geographic location of your house can damage it in any way and what would be the cost of protection.c) Safety IssuesAsk if he has observed any safety issues that you must specially consider because of the presence of pets or children.d) Structure of the ReportAsk him to explain the structure of the report and briefly state the important points.e) Environmental IssuesAsk questions about other environmental issues such as UFFI, radon, lead paint and the septic system certification, if necessary.