I just contacted the policy departments at the FTC, OCC and FDIC to ask for a policy change for cosigners for loans with no specific end date.

I think the government will continue to do the right thing in the 11th hour.

I searched through the NJ laws governing tax liens and sales (NJSA 54:5) and I cannot confirm any of this.  

Markets that have a combination of universities with strong hard science & engineering departments, critical mass of entrepreneurs, and capital sources (i.e., venture capital) are also fertile ground for job growth through formation of new, rapidly growing companies.3.  

Go talk to the city building department about that to make sure it's allowed.

I don't think we can expect at this price point the flooring to be like the vinyl you walk on in large department stores like walmart (those are commercial products)... but for the price, as long as you realize that there is a give and take, you'll be fine. 

Not trying to sound callous but between stimulus check, state unemployment and federal unemployment, I'm going to need info as to why they cant pay if they are receiving over $3k a month in government assistance, not including one time $1200 pay out.

I'm sure other counties are different so you'd want to check your counties building department to see what they  want to have during the board of revision process.But yes, you can fix it up so that you can show the banks that it should appraise high while showing the county that it should appraise low for tax purposes.Originally posted by @Gary C Jones:Does this effect the appraisal values? 

Should we contact any other agencies, like Health and Human Services or the Department of Families?

And then explain that you really don't want to HAVE to come in, but the government is making you... http://www.epa.gov/mold/moldresources.htmlI'd sell it that you are just as inconvenienced as she is, but "the man" is forcing you.