If it's a serious question, here is the reason why economists will sometimes recommend spending money in a recession (don't attack me for this answer, I'm not saying I agree or disagree with it...just that this is the logic behind the idea):Pouring money into the economy spurs consumer and business spending, which increases demand, forcing businesses to up productivity, thus creating jobs, which in turn continues to spur consumer spending and the cycle continues.A good example is WWII, where the trillion dollars spent on the war spurred a huge economic recovery in this country.

I wouldn't be surprised if they still believed it.I try to stay away from conversations or debates that attack an individual on a personal level.

Why so jumpy tonight when I didn't attack any of your heroes?

Please do continue to attack my thoughts and interpretations which you see as incorrect.

All I've done is defend him against personal attacks that have no merit or basis.

Oh and I almost forgot, [PERSONAL ATTACK REMOVED]hey, if you do wind up giving big bill a bunch of your BILL$ and it doesnt quite work out as you dreamed it would , I urge you to contact me ASAP.

Today she calls, this time the toilet is plugged up, the smell is back and she had to take her daughter to the ER because of an asthma attack.

Furnace, hot water heater, flooring, kitchen, bath, doors, molding, evaporative cooler etc.Basically, the electrical, plumbing, and foundation/framing are all that is intact and will remain.Rents are varying from $525-$625 here so a potential gross income of $151,200-$180,000 is possible.It seems as if the range of $25-$50sq/ft seems to be the normally quoted cost to remodel/rehab, but it seems as if that pertains to residential houses, and I'm figuring that I might end up on the lower end of that scale due to the rentals and my desire to install lower end stuff.All the units have separate deeds, and if I get the place, I'm planning on completing the entire outside, and then attacking one unit at a time and renting them out as I go.

Attacked Iraq5.

If your loan officer is holding onto your application and not even touching it for 8-days - that is a serious problem.Maybe talk to their supervisor, other lenders in your state etc.Look on the bright side though - if they violate the 3-day rule and subsequently fund the loan, and then your buyer happens to default - it will be a perfect file for one of these loan mod lawyers to attack with a forensic loan audit.