Massive down payments to create the perception of an artificial equity position or the "down payment" going into a reserve account held by the lender backed by an insurance policy that would facilitate X number of payments on the buyer's behalf in the event of job loss, disability, etc.?

Therefore, the rationale used to avoid reasonable alternative methods was mostly manifested.Briefly ignoring the hypothetical doomsday timeline created by the current Treasury Secretary, the actual need for $700 billion is an artificial amount that conveys more shock value or an extreme willingness to solve the problem rather than a strategic plan.

How will you do this and continue to practice medicine?

Last i checked, UncleSam does not permit persons/artificial entities to skip yearly tax returns - unless they made so little in the past year (or past 2 consecutive years) that they did not even report/pay.. in which case if there isn't even income in the past 12-24mos a lender would then look at assets/collateral if there are any, as a potential security in event of default, but would charge higher interest if there is no annually documented income but only assets/collater.

Further artificially low interest rates are propping up cash flow in a way that is unsustainable.

The builders are simply trying to fill the need from the artificial inventory shortage caused by ab284 and now sb321.

They allow illegals to come in, reducing middle class wages and artificially altering the US citizen vote count towards one party to stay in power.Just imagine how this will increase crime, decrease property values, etc.

The OP said that they didn't know what they wanted to do, so it's unlikely they would be getting an education in a field where college can be tremendously beneficial (law, medicine, engineering), etc.

Let me start out by saying I am not an electrician, and this is just my opinion.A couple weeks back I(and by I, I mean my wife) decided that our circa mid 80's medicine cabinet and vanity light were in need of replacement.

Medicine and medical equipment are not subject to the lien under this subdivision, and the landlord shall promptly return them to the tenant upon request.2.