A GP is the sponsor for investments and raises money from LPs to do larger projects.

The Fed has announced it plans to buy $600 bn worth of bonds over the next several months to plug money into the system, stimulate lending, etc.

I know you have all probably been pretty depressed since I have been gone and patiently awaiting my return....jkI am creating this topic to see if anyone has any tricks of the trade that they use in the ss negotiation process that they may be interested in sharing with us.I have heard of people using the following items but have had mixed opinions on their effectiveness:-crime statistics for neighborhood/subdivision-sex offender map-LPS reports that reflect REO data-REO vs.

I hope this stimulates an interesting, worthwhile discussion.

I was simply referring to the areas in which they provide trustee sale data, and on the main LPS site (the one I use daily) NY is not among the options you can select.

The counterbalance to me is that potential equity partners (GPs or LPs) would likely think more like an owner and wan to account for things like they are participating in the upside.

I relocated out here about a year ago from California and we had no problem getting the trustee sale calendar from a variety of sites including LPS.

Now, as a result of so many bailouts and stimulous programs, MANY of the world's advanced economies are now running record fiscal deficits.

The other is increasing the money supply.You're correct that government spending stimulates the economy, but it does not change the money supply.

This could be limited to only those who are registered, or it could be open to all - good questions stimulate better discussions.Or an email address could be set up to receive questions in advance of the event, in which case the answers would only be revealed during the live event.For those attending live, there could be a board / forum set up to receive questions as the event progresses, with answers to be supplied at the conclusion of the speaker's main presentation.One way to stimulate questions is to offer a reward for the question voted best for that event.