When the following takes place, the "recovery" can begin.

One of my neighbors told me this morning that part of the Stimulus Recovery Act that Obama signed is supposed to create a significant amount of Census jobs across the country for the 2010 Census.

The commission of a single act by such a person or entity required to be licensed or registered under this Chapter and not so licensed or registered shall constitute a violation of the provisions of this Chapter.§1445: UNLICENSED PERSONS CANNOT RECOVER BROKERAGE CHARGESNo action or suit shall be instituted, nor recovery be had, in any court of this state by any person for compensation for any act done or service rendered, the doing or rendering of which is prohibited under the provision of this Chapter to other licensed brokers or licensed salespersons unless such person was duly licensed under this Chapter as a broker or salesperson prior to the time of offering to perform any such act or service or procuring any promise to contract for the payment of compensation for any such contemplated act of service

The only way to actually recover is let it go through the system.

My average insurance bite in Florida is now at two+ months rent, it was one month 10 years ago.Limiting the property tax increase to 10% for non-homestead is really just a smoke-screen for the continuing rise in taxes for business property owners.My average property tax bite is now at two+ months rent, it was one months rent 10 years ago.The housing recovery willed be slowed in Florida as buyers realize the implications of the higher bite of property taxes in any rental property evaluation.

It was the RTC's "accumulation" tool put in place in the 1990-1992 timeframe - take the good stuff to the market (only friends need apply), leave the bad stuff for the taxpayer to "maintain", then sell hard assets left (only friends need apply) for running cash over the forthcoming years.It's a good way to take down a bad bank, but you just know they found the worst way (for the taxpayers) to do it in the '87-92 crash/recovery, so we hit about even beginning in about 1995.

I'm not sure if all those so called economic experts are on the propaganda train when they say we can expect economic recovery in later 2009 or 2010 or if they're just that dumb.

(Very low P/E ratio) I use that and CDs as comparative investments.The depreciation recovery was a facet I was not aware of.

So Matty, You are expecting the recovery to happen by next year's end?

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