Our government should not be immune from similar risks.

Tim - I don't hear you complaining about people being required to carry automobile insurance to drive a car.

Mine got his vaccines because it was good child care, and I figure the parents that have to be forced are exactly the ones who are most likely to send sick kids to school to infect everyone else.

Will it be necessary to treat both sides of infected drywall or is there a spray/powder which can be put in behind the drywall?

I read an article a few years ago that said Toledo was voted "the City Most Likely to Die", The Retail market in those 3 areas has been DEAD for more than 25 years, Since the Automobile and Steel Industries went kaput, they each have some of the highest number of foreclosures in the US, some of the highest unemployment rates, banks wont allow Cash out refi's in those areas because values continue to decline, so how are all these "Investors ?"

I like to use the metaphor of an automobile to describe the value. 

I think she was infected with my energy and excitement and she has been a great addition to my team thru this journey and we still do deals together.

Municipalities have a lot of immunity against lawsuits that you don't have access to in the private sector. 

It does include special exclusions for property manager licensing in some supervisory and executive positions (the very folks at the epicenter of industry abuse will now be immune from even the little accountability in the licensing law).

Laws vary by state, and aren't immune to change, which can render a gurus' system "useless".