A great article... thanks Dan.It sure does fill in some of the gaps, since the "mainstream media" is telling us NOTHING.I particularly liked these two paragraphs:"What terrifies me … what wakes me in a cold sweat … is that the single most corrupt, inefficient, incompetent and idiotic institution on face of the planet is now trying to “fix†the problem.And that especially frightens me because, the closer I examine the roots of this crisis, the clearer it becomes that it was engineered almost entirely by the very bumbling buffoons who are now charged with ending it: The U.S. government."

Like I posted earlier, its purpose is designed to be similar to that of the RTC we worked with back in the day.On page 6, Title 1, Sec.101,(a)(1), you can read exactly what TARP is engineered, or proposed to, do.

I am asking to you all experienced investors, what should I do?

But still I know I can learn more from the more experienced real estate investors.

His California economic analysis is usually spot on from what I understand, and have experienced.

I know there are very experienced investors that would beg to differ about getting homes with little or no equity - however I really do think it boils down to knowing your exit strategy on the property before you even make the deal and for goodness sakes make sure you know your area.

There has been an expediter from the Engineer's office coordinating documents on occasion up until 8/08.Now I have taken over the project and would like to get a clearer idea of what the standard operating procedures are.1.

However, he needs to check with a real estate attorney who is experienced in evictions.

In 97 Asia experienced its crash and a $95 Billion Bailout by the IMF which spoke strongly against nationalization and Govt. intervention in the free markets.

Any suggestions from those more experienced than myself would be appreciated.Thank You