I feel our country was doing wonderfully as a sovereign nation with its borders closed and without the stinking UN.

For instance, my recent deal was in a city bordering Detroit, this area consists of families and post college renters, and is becoming quite the trendy area.

And while you may say to yourself, "I haven't had any vacancies and maintenance has been non-existent, these things *WILL* change.Many around here talk about "The 50% Rule," which basically states that on-average across a large cross-section of the investor population, about 50% of the income from a rental unit goes towards expenses.

In my opinion, it would be bordering on insanity to try to start a long-distance rental business in Boston, Philly, or DC when you have an excellent market right here!

I'm no angel, but this type of deal would cross the line for me.- The bank is being blindsided here.

So far, that would label me as liberal I guess but...I'm strongly against illegal immigration, enforcing the border, cut all welfare, education, and health services to illegal immigrants and their families unless they pay taxes.I don't like my tax dollar to be spent on social program either but if the choice is invest in America or fight unworthy wars abroad, I vote for America.

Why did the little girl cross the playground?

Can't run on unemployment reduction, economy progress, success in Iraq(Bush and Petraus get credit for Iraq) health care passage, border restoration, cap& trade etc.

Should I base my decision on how hard I work crossing all the the T's and dotting all the I's?

I am concerned about our borders and was wondering what has happened to the industry in our border states.