What's with these European cars not being available to us lowly Americans?

Heather, if only we could bottle this and give it to the American public, our country wouldn't be in the mess it's in today!!!

If Obama gets the vote, I might as well go back to work in the corporate world because he is going to tax us to death!

Its far worse when someones desire ("the American dream") and naivety saddles them with a debt that will destroy their entire life.

I have yet to see any statute that states it is, however, I do know that almost all title companies these days will NOT do them as corporate has called down and stated they will not write title insurance policies for them.

It is fully depreciated, he inherited it, it's currently held in a corporation, and according to his CPA the taxes will eat him alive...so he is scared to sell it.Suggestions on what I can do to help alleviate this worry?

It is a crisis... the poor will get poorer and as food gets more expensive, the American taxpayer (Only the working, earning Americans by the way, the majority that abused the "everyone should own a home policy" by using their home as a ATM card will get welfare and foodstamps and guess how the gov't will pay for that?

then go back to the way it was and put the unions in the same category as the corporations.

This is where I take issue with many so called (wholesalers).If you are not closing on the property with your own funds then you really aren't a buyer to me.Your simply a middle person trying to collect a fee for putting 2 parties together.If you are a cash buyer I would want to see proof of funds bearing your name or the name of a corporation you control valid within the last 30 days.As a seller I wouldn't allow you to lock up a property for no skin in the game and when the end buyer goes away I the seller am still stuck with the property.It's fine if you want to assign it but I would want you personally liable to perform if the second buyer was not able to purchase.Just make the offer and see how desperate the seller is.Good luck.

In the State of NC you don't need a license to manage Corporate owned properties.