My entire 2nd paycheck is that payment, utilities, food, clothes, car, gas, credit cards, student loans, and other living expenses.

They pay $42 dollars per day per man and that includes housing, hygene, clothing, and food.

To me the USPS has to be on that list, followed by Dollar General (especially in this climate), and then food and beverages like Starbucks, which has been closing stores, but nearly always occupies nice buildings, and finally banks especially ones with no exposure to CRE lending :)

So, I really want to know what you would do and why.    More food, barter items,  gold, silver, titanium, F&C real estate, mortgaged to the hilt RE, options, stocks, mutual funds, land, movies, HML lending, transactional funding, JV's or others.    I'd love to know your thoughts and back them up with why.

I do miss Cali food, but I sure don't miss the cost of living there :)WELCOME !!!!

Our "poor" people sit in their Section 8 rental watching Judge Judy reruns on their big screen tv while eating potato chips purchased with their SNAP card (food stamps) and occassionally chatting on their taxpayer-paid cellphone!

Its all natural food grade, labeled for human consumption.

Then you have, the BPO, Appraisal, Mortgage servicing agent, The Investor holding the note, The Insurance Company, insuring the mortgage, maybe 2nd lien holder, finally the underwriter to make sure the package is complete and everyone involved is on the same page and approves.

When I was doing MHs (owner financed sales), I would put the title in the buyer's name with my company as the lien-holder.

I was thinking that $3,000 per month would be sufficient to pay for rent, utilities and food?