I'm sure that he has fun, but he doesn't leave everything for 6 months to go sit on an island (I would be bored to death).When I do go on vacation, usually to Hilton Head for a week or 10 days, my business will continue to operate just fine.

My normal assignment fee is 10K but have made as little as 5K but on my largest deal I made 84K on one property (definitely a double close).

I am back and forth between Nevada and Malta (Sunny island in the Mediterranean Sea).

The largest new construction project was a new prison in Jefferson City Missouri.

Sure, its the June 19, 2008 Realty Times, "Holding Property in an LLC Just Got Tougher" by Diane Kennedy"Freddie Mac, one of the two largest underwriters of conforming loans on the secondary market, have changed their internal rules to state that they will no longer refinance a property that has been inside of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for any time within the past 6 months."

Runaway inflation can eat away at even the largest fortunes.

This morning Wachovia Corp reported a dismal quarter which heightened concerns about how corporate results will fare amid the ongoing credit crisis.The nation's fourth-largest bank suffered more write-downs linked to its troubled mortgage business, and slashed its dividend for the second time this year.

Living on Long Island, the winds were taken out of my sails after realizing I could not find anything close to positive cash flow.

Carona, a long-time, deeply-entrenched Republican incumbent, is CEO of Associa Principal Management Group, "one of the largest property management companies in the nation," according to KHOU.

This is considered the largest annual decline since the last recession of 2001 when banks started tightening credit.The Federal Reserve also conducted a survey in April this year of senior loan officers which reflected that 55% of American banks had tightened their lending requirements for commercial and industrial loans to small and mid-size businesses. 70% of those surveyed said they have made the loans more expensive.With the Federal Reserve trying to keep interest rates low so that money is available to jump start economic activity, the banks are not going along with the plan by holding on to their money.