I was fortunate that I lived in Tucson for ten years and have a decent network of friends who still live there.Once I acquired the property on July 18th, I had to hit the ground running to get the following done: 1) roof replacement, 2) HVAC upgrade to A/C, 3) painting and restoration of interior, 4) electrical work to bring it up to code, 5) tons of work around the yard, fixing doors, windows, etc., 6) plumbing drain scope, etc, 7) floors restored as original concrete.I did most of the above in four days, but it was intense.

I think Obama's intent is to restore confidence and create incentives among banks to lend money for homeownership and try to stop the freefall in housing values by stabilizing communities through incentivizing refinancing at lower rates of interest and lower monthly payments.

Add to that the promise of universal health care and the restoration of the welfare state (already passed in the stimulus plan) and we've got a catastrophe of epic proportions on the way.Keep digging and stock up on food!

You can make any investment look good if you massage the numbers enough... and if I were you I'd steer clear of that property and find another realtor.

These wonderful works of art were all donated by local artisans to help renew and beautify this area after the hurricane of 2001, and indeed it has been wonderfully restored.

Barney Frank of the House Financial Services Committee said that the rule could be restored.

I have been wondering what the rest or you guys do after you get a property under contract to wholesale.My first inclination is to e-mail and call investors and begin marketing the property, but what about putting it on your website?

I told them it was a prairie restoration project.

This house has been sitting too long and I'm not getting the money I need to complete the restore.

Can't run on unemployment reduction, economy progress, success in Iraq(Bush and Petraus get credit for Iraq) health care passage, border restoration, cap& trade etc.