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Where conventional and government-back financing have remained difficult loans to qualify for, more and more borrowers are flocking to bridge lenders for loan approvals.

I also have a little money in some super safe, but really poorly performing stuff such as some government bonds and bank CDs.  

@Brie Schmidt & @Jay Hinrichs started a website turnkey-reviews.com that provides reviews for companies.I've suggested to them to help provide some market analysis tools for exactly this reason.There are a bunch of posts on BP about how to analyse markets including this oneThen you can go on forever with government statistics...Trulia has a great interactive demographic map at http://www.trulia.com/localOf course none of this has been compiled in any sort of side-by-side way to compare turnkey markets.I think it would be a useful exercise.

The numbers you tell the government when it comes tax time.  

More Government intervention? 

I recommend consulting your attorney in all matters related to the law.Ok, I assume that every state has its own laws governing real estate but, I believe that in some states a listing agent is not required to present certain offers if the seller signs an agreement to that effect.  

I'm still learning the stuff in her book still but I am excited for what's to come this year for me and that hopefully I will be able to help guide others who are struggling financially and getting them more independent from government.

Plenty of investors looking for properties in and around Downtown SA, especially in Lavaca, King William, Lone Star, Roosevelt Park, Dignowity Hill, Tobin Hill, River Road, Government Hill, & Five Points. 

Hardly massive deleveraging and has been 100% offset by the massive increase in government borrowing which without the Fed printing money would have put massive upward pressure on interest rates.