Most issues are complaint based but zoning can make this an issue and force you to cut back.

If you lose your job, or quit, you have 30 days to find a new one or leave the country.Not saying it's not a great country (I've heard lots of good things) or that there aren't good aspects of the economy and political system, but it's well known that a major part of the reason the economy is so good there, and the reason there is so much new construction is that a decent percentage of the workforce are practically enslaved laborers brought into the country as indentured servants (given a little bit of money and then being forced to spend decades working for pennies to pay off their debts).There are several disturbing documentaries about Dubai worker exploitation and some very prominent human rights groups focused on Dubai these days.Here's a summary:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Dubai

QE3, like QE1 and QE2 is delaying the inevitable - if you have followed the stock market, it is up some 100% from the lows in March 2009, but yet we are not creating jobs, there are more people dropping out of the labor force and more people on the govt dole.

If someone pops up and offers cash and the customary terms of sale, the seller is obligated to sell.....period, the buyer can file a cloud on title of the property to force sale, now, no one can be forced to sell, but they can be forced to pay damages, like missing other purchases.

Company:You can change the mortgage over to your company's name, but you do risk triggering the due-on-sale clause which would force you to have to pay it off in full.

I can't wait to see what they want to charge for this forced process.

We never get the application back, or it comes back incomplete and is therefore turned down.We require the cash upfront to run the checks on all signers of a lease, and we force all parties over 21 to sign the lease, period.

We do a lot of deals in our area and the last few months we have been forced to grow our territory and learn new markets fast.

This causes values to depreciate and forces large HOA dues increases after a period of time.

As everyone knows, we're not seeing much appreciation in Michigan, unless it's forced appreciation.