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Arizona Voters not Fooled by Fancy Rhetoric

November 5th, 2008 · No Comments · Legislation Affecting Real Estate, Political

In particular I was concerned over a couple of propositions that were worded to deceive the public into thinking they were getting something they were not. In this year of skepticism, however, voters managed to cut right through the smoke and mirrors and gave resounding decisions on these propositions.

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Election Video – Prop 100 & Prop 201

October 30th, 2008 · No Comments · Legislation Affecting Real Estate, Political

frivolous lawsuit, Arizona Election, Arizona Prop 201, Proposition 100, Save Our Homes Initiative, Homeowners’ Bill of Rights,2008 election year,

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Arizona Proposition 201 – Homeowners’ Bill of Rights OR Frivolous Lawsuit Initiative

October 29th, 2008 · No Comments · Legislation Affecting Real Estate, Political

So Jake the Snake (Joe the Plumber’s brother-in-law) goes from builder to builder and creates lawsuits with his favorite attorney friend against the builders. He’ll win some and lose some, but he has no penalty for losing, and his gains pay both him and his attorney. In fact, he doesn’t even have to purchase the home in order to file a lawsuit.

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Arizona Proposition 100 – Protect Our Homes – Real Estate Transfer Tax Amendment

October 28th, 2008 · 5 Comments · Legislation Affecting Real Estate, Political

Furthermore, Arizona is strapped for cash and is likely to look for sources of increased revenue in the very near future. But is double taxation on our homes really the answer? The Arizona Association of Realtors says “NO” which is why they are sponsoring the Protect Our Homes Amendment, Proposition 100.

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Housing Stimulus Act – Taxpayers, OPEN your Wallets

July 30th, 2008 · No Comments · Foreclosures, Legislation Affecting Real Estate

Keep in mind that the bank may be losing much more than 15% if the loan is higher than the appraised value. The FHA then turns around and gives the borrower a loan at 90% of the appraised value in exchange for 50% of all future appreciation!!

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