I am starting to feel that either the government does not want us (small business owners/Investors) to survive, or that I have simply become allergic to money!!!

Upon its wise utilization and widely allocated ownership depend the survival and growth of free institutions and of our civilization.....Such interests impose obligations beyond those of ordinary commerce.

I know the wholesale guru types don't tell their students but, none the less, the purchase contracts, yep, all of them, survive closing.BTW, the article has been updated with some possible actions you can take to protect yourself.

pid=20601087&sid=azVLk.22AkLI&refer=homeEVERY advantage, it's all they want, and what they generally got through all the years they've been in the game.That doesn't make 'em right, it just makes 'em survive better & live well in the process.

If you're not self-motivated, you simply can't survive with your own business.

This is why all tax liens survive but the mortgage liens are wiped out once a property is forclosed upon for taxes.The government (city, local, county, or state) will usually contact any interested parties (lien holders) because all they want is their money which is usually a small amount usually in respect to all mortgages.

My heart goes out to the big wig executives that will scrounge to survive on measly hundreds of thousands of $$$ a year, after years of rightfully earning 300-500 times an average worker's wage, all while performing exceptionally and running the system into (or rather below) the ground.

Its free, and will do most basic office functions.There are some online calculators, but you won't survive in this business unless you can run either Excel or a financial calculator.You can also use my quick and dirty google docs version.

Pittsburgh has survived the housing market crisis.

There are things that are more likely to survive and operate through a recession, but there are no guarantees.