I'm sure you realize that financial experts are not the administration nor are they actually part of the media and that financial experts have occasionally been wrong in the past.The second link you provided is titled, "Obama sees US economy moving from recession to recovery" and neither of these articles confirm your original claim that the media or the administration are saying, "that the recession is over" but you certainly knew that.If it makes a difference to you, I did not vote for the president, I do not support a lot of the policies this administration is implementing but I am willing to give it a chance, because, in the final analysis, that is what we are going to have to do, isn't it?

By the time presidential election time rolls around, no one is going to be impressed by an "I'm looking for an *** to kick" speech.

I'm in that boat as well, my vote in the presidential election won't be swaying Missouri, not the point at all, there are local/state issues that will make a big difference on the national stage.

During the past presidential election my jaw hit the floor when Hilary Clinton sat on David Letterman's show and came right out and said that the votes that came in with the most money counted more then just a vote.

And what I learned from the President is that with every unit purchased by investors, they get a cash influx.

Until the public is educated enough to dismantle the fed it doesn't matter who the president is, unless it's someone like Ron Paul.

Maybe a suggestion is to get involved in the Mid America Real Estate Association in KC or give them a call - they may have a suggestion - @Kim Tucker is the president I believe?  

It's also good to remind them who the president is.

We tend to forget that the President is powerless without the consent of Congress.

Great deal:  duplex, well rehabbed, long term tenants, excellent cashflow, 5 min from proposed site for Obama presidential library and tiger woods golf course.