I believe it has a lot to do with WHO they buy the bonds from and WHAT the sellers do with the money.If they buy bonds directly from the US Treasury, the US Government will pi$$ it away in a matter of minutes with zero effect on the economy, spending, or inflation.

From http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/howtos/how-to-keep-your-self-directed-ira-healthy-and-the-irs-51470.aspx "The government requires that all businesses in the U.S. pay taxes.

State law governs the extent of the obligation of the parties according to written agreements made....so make it clear.Again, to reduce confusion and risk, make your intentions clear and ensure they are agreed to.

Of course there has also been a bad trend toward more government employment.

You simply follow the law and you don't have anything in your contract that violates any requirement.Simply stating jurisdiction of the contract, that it shall be governed by the laws of the state of kali, will do.

The government would never let BofA fail... they've "saved" far less integral companies.

However, their judgement (right or wrong) of what we do, has an effect on the market place that we rely on to do business.Again, as I said before, they tend to write laws that govern our day to day activity, and if you think that there are no investors consulting with the banks for investor insight, think again.

Nyahahahahahahaha....I guess the plus of this is they're getting government assistance for rent and would be very calm, quiet tenants.Personally I would market this as: Rent ONLY to people with "medical marijuana cards."

The government will pay the owner to leave on behalf of the bank.I contacted the real estate agent and told her that me and the other tenant were not made aware of what was happening.

He puts extra postage on his letters- just to give the government a tip.