If you get into one of these instead of helping, it will become a big anchor around your neck that may pull you under financially.

[U]http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-march-3-2010/anchor-management[/U]If you are going to hang your hat on polls by the way, what about the polls that showed Bush having the lowest approval rating of ANY president.

But, it's a cool idea.....Still, IMO, I'd put functions that did not require natural light in the basement, maybe like the bar, an art gallery uses artificial light, sports shops, list is endless, anyway it can be retail, first floor is your anchor store or activity, or residential and the top floor upscale apartment/condos, keeping with the flavor of the area.

Lewis already sees "IT" far too clearly)....This one's on the E/W "Main Street", but not nearly as preferable by location as the US 19 Wells/Wach Branch.http://www.manta.com/coms2/dnbcompany_hkh40nOne wonders which "National REIT" is stuck with these fine assets turning into anchors stuck in the mud.It's kinda hard to find the word "recovery" in the phrase "EIGHT Bank Branches For Sale", especially at an AUCTION..

Replace them with some japaneese hollys with a nelly stevens holly or arborviate to anchor the corner.

Even if they could move they likely won't because they are anchored cerebrally to the amount of equity they had in the past.

Obviously, a name brand anchor is much more desirable than a start up company.

They need to use HUD approved anchors, piers need to be in correct places, 32" in the ground, etc.

Now that 4 years have passed....I have paid over $140,000 in hmortgage payemtns and reduced principal less than $10,000; landscaped for hundreds and hundreds of hours planting/nurturing 96 bushes, hedges and trees; given my 8 year old granddaughter her "own room" as an anchor that she still needs through her parents' turbulent divorce, yet live like a pauper, and work and worry to illness and exhaustion, I just wonder what in the heck I could do to just have a half way decent quality of life, with a home, and some normalcy.

These terms also have or form legal definitions anchored in rules, regulations and laws.