The last thing is the arms-length transaction factor in the transaction.

On the issue of safety, it has been my observation that many of the "drug houses that you can hit with a rock" are being managed by a professional management company.

The Mythbusters deliberately disabled the safety mechanisms.Water heaters will last a long, long time with maintenance.

A second, IMHO, is that some estimates do not seem to account as heavily for Option ARM recasts and ALT-A ARM resets.

This is what I have right now: * American Federal Credit Union * American General Financing * ASC Contract Addendum * ASC Listing Addendum * ASC Short Sale Package * Aurora Loan Servicing * Aurora Loan Short Sale Package * Avelo Worksheet * Avelo Short Sale Requirements * Bank of America Short Sale Package * Bank of America Authorization * Bank United Short Sale Package * Bank North Group * Blue View * Carrington Mortgage * CCO Mortgage Short Sale Package * Central Mortgage * Chase FHA * Chase Home Finance * Chase Short Sale Package * Citi Verbal Short Sale Requirements * Citi Short Sale Package * Citi Arms Length transaction * Citi Workable Solutions * Coastal Capital Corporation * EMC Mortgage Corp

We are pretty laid back guys and will more than likely get along smoothly with any other tenants, but obviously if our safety becomes a concern, we'll not roll over easily.If we did "call the county inspector" on the landlord (which I doubt we would ever have to, the threat if need be should get us out of our lease if necessary) what would be the legal repercussions?

I don't think we are going to go from the reserve currency and the place where people fly to safety to a banana republic over night let everyone keeps claiming.

A worker on the Deep Horizon stated that the managers on the rig for Transocean were clearly overruled by managers from BP on several issues that impacted the safety of the drilling operation and sealing the well.

There are also massive numbers of Option ARM's going to recast through the end of 2011.

They decided that they'd rather get more borrowers with a higher risk profile by lowering the down-payment requirements. 5% down, 3% down, no-downpayments, stated-income, ARMs, option ARMs...these were all mechanisms put in place by the banks to lure borrowers.