On our cruise ship, there were probably only 10% Americans.

They should have been rescued with STRICT stipulations on the money instead of NO stipulations on it.The smartest DEMAND SIDE way to fix the problem is to print 2.5 Trillion dollars and send a check for 10K to every American with income less than 100K a year (I estimated this at about 250 million people).

Have a well planned strategy and execute it.

The controlling agreement is the first one executed, you could have 50 listing agreements in 20 days, each will have a protected extension for the broker/agent who was the procuring cause of the sale.

Now I just get to plan and execute and finally after being at a desk pushing paper for so long I can get some sun

Chuck,WHen submitting multiple bids, even 100 in one month, you are not actually putting up the $1000 or whatever your offered earnest money deposit (EMD) is, you are sending an executed contract with a copy of a check for the EMD amount and the contract should stipulate that the EMD will be provided within 3 business days of accepted contract.Therefore, you can make 1000 offers and offer $5,000 of earnest money, but until you get an accepted offer, you don't need the $5,000,000 in cash necessary to make that many offers.

Again...you should diversify some, allocate your assets conservatively, develop a plan, and execute to perfection over time.

But, it's also possible for a large bank employee to be in that position for years....it's a good proving ground where future executives are forged in the trenches so to speak.Small or regional banks generally provide loan officers with what is called their "cut off" their loan limit, so long as the loans meet with the requirements of the Written Loan Policy set by management, the loan officers can approve a loan, personal, secured and real estate.

When will Americans again get tired of the taxation without representation and take back control of their country.

Originally posted by Paul Broni:I have always worked to ensure that the HOA does not become one of those HOAs you read about in the paper...telling people that their house is the wrong shade of white or that their grass is a sixteenth of an inch too high.HOA's make popular targets for ridicule, much like lawyers and American cars.