Once I was home and I had examined the lease I found they had not signed and initialed it as it was supposed to be.

Thanks for the reply Finance Examiner.

Goes like this…We have one long building approx 3300 sq ft. with a couple of waiting rooms, ex doctor offices, remember, a nurses station, a coffee break room, several bathrooms, including a handicap one, a large phone and file room, and about 5 or 6 nice office spaces and about a dozen of what were once examination rooms, about 150 sq. ft. ea.

Real and close examination shows most gurus to be nothing more than pitch men or actors.

If you have to resort to lies to convince people to agree with you, perhaps you should re-examine your beliefs.

Examine the Form 1099-C carefully.

Instead, I'm suggesting that we examine the waste in the system, of which defense spending has a tremendous amount, and pass the savings on to the taxpayer -- whether that be the middle-class or otherwise.

Unless there is something else to the property, like potential of increased value for future sale, examine carefully what the property is worth.

I collected the listing information, I made an offer and put a courtesy copy of my offer to the "Examiner In Charge" at the local FDIC office.

A magnetic sign on the door says "Medical Examiner - Transfer Vehicle."