It's going to suck for a while for sure but Americans thrive under adversity.

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Competition is good, it is a sign of a thriving industry.

Doesn't sound like a TK to me...... please post the name of the company you worked with...a business like this should thrive or die based on their reputation.

What can we do to prepare, or position our businesses to continue to thrive in the face of even tougher lending guidelines?

Don't fall into the "I want it so I'll make those numbers work" trap - it's what bank foreclosures thrive on.

I work with my parents at our family owned and operated Greenhouse for the passed 20+- years.

Brewerytown is a up and coming neighborhood with Brewerytown Living and the Girard Avenue Corridor thriving.

Remember monopoly, buy 4 green houses, trade them in for a red hotel?

i want to get a home for myself but i know for sure in the future i will do better.maybe the 4 green houses and red hotel concept works from how i look at it.I live in a unit, fix a floor move to the other rent it out and so on and so on.I try to cut down the cost of living the best way i can.