That is governed by Section 8 rules.

Just wondering if anyone out there has any thoughts about LOS programs.

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Is the tenant just refusing to pay rent or has the tenant paid the rent to the court or other government agency, which is legal in many areas?

Since the beginning of 08, I have diversified to include film, bio-ventures, government and aerospace, and oil & energy.

So the Government solution is to borrow, borrow and borrow, and when they’re are done, borrow some more.

In Fiscal Year 2006, the U.S. government operated with $2.407 trillion in revenue.

After the government gets done with her she "takes home" about $2050Obviously this is not a billion dollars, but, I don't see why she cannot afford some kind of a home.

If you have a Budget Outlet near you, they have a landlord program where you get 3% off every purchase.

While the cost of the existing bailouts is staggering, I suspect we will see more bailouts, more stimulus programs, more jobs programs, and generally more government spending to come.