You also have a horrible governor (but that topic is for another place)@J Scott you're right, bad product was the wrong way to say it.But as for the closings their really isn't much you can do, you can't give legal or any other advice all you can do is make sure they understand what they are signing.

> I believe you are talking about OCGA 36-60-17, which is being amended by senate bill 206 (not sure if Governor has signed the senate bill.

., is losing residents: With the Litchfield hills and Connecticut in our rear-view mirror as we move our 101-year-old manufacturing company to South Carolina, we are nostalgic, excited, and disappointed.We love Torrington and Connecticut but not all the things the General Assembly and the governor have done to induce us to leave family and friends behind.

Governor Cuomo is begging them to come back!

I've heard mixed reviews.I spoke with a Florida agent recently who said the governor recently said they are going to require HOAs in the state to meet higher reserve requirements to address things like deferred maintenance as a result of the Miami condo catastrophe.

I took advantage of that for many years, but many people think that with the ongoing exodus of people from Cali, plus the continually increasing taxes and fees courtesy of your Governor, that Cali could very well start to fail.

Like Bill said the city is headed towards bankruptcy and Rick Snyder (governor) plans on appointing an emergency financial manager to take over, and the residents are NOT happy about it.

Here in CA today the Governor is negotiating with 900 hotels to quarantine the homeless.

Here in Ohio, I think registration is about $30 per year and our Democrat Governor Strickland is doing an EXCELLENT job of reducing corporate AND personal taxes!

The wording of Governor Newsom's order seems to relate to financially-motivated evictions.