It is from the Federal Observer website.

However, you have basically stepped into that Gray area of investing with what you have done with your primary residence...especially if you plan to "flip" it now that the principle has been reduced.If you were to look at your financial situation as an unbiased observer, what do you think your reaction would be?

Does that meant that is a fact - no - just my observation.

I could be a fly on the wall even if I could still observe).

I have lived in many places, studied how people live, and I have always been very observant of changing trends and styles.

In an effort to lighten the topics in here away from political discussion a bit, and to deal with a practice that appears to be getting popular I'd like to make an observation on the unfortunate demise of David Carradine.I have come to the conclusion that, as a man (especially as a martial arts action star), it is your responsibility that if you participate in auto-erotic asphyxiation, you are required to make a suicide note....just in case.

Remember the part where Christine Taylor's character makes a fecitious observation just to make a point and Derrick Zoolander (Stiller), as the clueless male model, goes into a completely unnecessary soliloquy refuting her observation because the original intent of making a point through a humorous observation just flew right over his head?

Jawsette,That was a funny observation...

Small time multi-family investor/broker from midwest here.A few observations; The cap rates listed on Loopnet tend to be very optimistic.

You're allowed every freedom to observe every cultural tradition within the boundaries of the law, but you don't change the fabric of how everything runs here.