We have a comfortable life here, and when/if we move back to the states, We'd like to maintain it.Hi Tim-Yes, they're building 2 casinos here, a Sands with convention center on the main island just south of the central business district on reclaimed land, and another spearheaded by local Genting Goup on smaller Sentosa Island (sort of a resort/park/ golf development island linked by bridge and monorail) which will include a theme park.Funny thing is, Singapore has resisted having casinos for decades, afraid of turning into another vice-ridden Macao.

Currently I only have one website which is intended to be a low resistance entry point for sellers, as well as a site for potential buyers/investors

This is not cost effective as I'll have to hire an attorney.c) let her break the lease, pay me a little $ to get her walk away, change the locks and get a new renter in there.d) let things continue as is not really knowing if this punk is tearing my place up.The choice is lease resistance (i.e., the least financially) seems to be choice B.Any thoughts?

He happily abliged with no resistence.

At the moment I am very interested in Texas since they seem pretty resistant to recession.

I could not resist the above.)You have received good advice so far.

Resist not!

ha ha haJust kidding. couldn't resist

I know that happened to me, I decided I would turn over some of the leads but could not resist buying some of the deals myself.

These entities should be nationalized immediately, the execs and all their lobbyests put on the street, and, like other companies that have gone down in flames, shareholders should get away with little or nothing.I do think there is very large risk to doing nothing, though.