Nick thanks again for the power point...

They said it'd probably cost me at least $1500 to remove it due to the proximity of houses, power lines and the street.

Giving more power to the Fed relating to consumer protection is putting the fox in charge of (or more in charge of) the hens.

I have sent Bill a message and I hope I hear back from him soon.This is an example of the POWER that BP brings to an industry.

If the seller truly wants to sell, this attachment must be cut, 100%.In a market like we have now, the seller has very little power or control over the price.

I think that is a very basic but, powerful point.

With the prices of homes today the loss of buying power to a commission is a major problem for the next purchase.

This is what keeps the individual protected from the financial influence and power of large corporations - they are both private entities where disputes are refereed by the government.

If you want to see the power of staging, take a look at my most recent blog post, and the pictures I've posted of my most recent flip...we did all that for about $3K...trust me, it was worth every penny and much, much more...

I had the electric repaired out of pocket, but the insurance company is telling me they're willing to reimburse for the electric, pay to repair the siding, and compensate me for lost rent during the 10 days it was without power.