To all members engaged in this fiery debate (by which, read what economists have wrote, it's done and over, the fat lady had a coronary on stage, too many Big Mac's, singing is over, it just has not cycled thru as of yet.

If it is fat you may engage an attorney to see what your rights are with the contract and how things will play out for the bankruptcy.

Ted- as they say, I've been poor and I've been rich- well, rich is better.I've been fat and I've been skinniy - skinny is better!

I had a bank that would lend for up to 10 properties, but I just got an email saying they went belly up.

Unfortunately LLs are fat targets with little political pull.

Same reason fat chicks in spandex get angry when a trully fit girl comes around - group denial mentality.

I have looked at a subdivision where the builder went belly up and the whole subdivision is for sale, with the exception of a few sold properties.

There are probably dozens of "quirks" within the system, just like this one, that may never the light of day... except for the developers going belly up.And as noted... it is only starting.

Unless that builder is belly up and new construction is on hold or the lender owns the project-and unless that home owner has a serious hard ship (Job loss, missed payments, applied for a loan mod etc under Fed bail-out rules, No short sale can take place period!!

Much healthier, lower sugar, less fat, whole grain, include flax seed, walnuts, fruit, good healthy stuff.Today I cooked a couple of pounds of black beans ad a batch of boiled barley, and they got frozen in 1/2 C servings.