I would add that government regulation probably has quite a bit to do with companies outsourcing over seas, as well.

Is the government picking up the tab?

Such partnerships are governed by both state and federal regulations, and those regulations are actively enforced.

But such information can be found in forums, blogs and especially on mortgage/government sites.I'd suggest that no matter what one buys about real estate, that they take the material with a grain of salt and double check out any strategy with a local attorney before implementing any program or deal.

The government even has a program to void the tax bill that's due on the forgiven debt.

Becoming a secure party creditor is taking your identily back from the government.

In essence, the property is a government entity owned commercial building, off the interstate 10 gateway (making it highly visible), blocks from downtown El Paso.

Nor can you use government-sounding names like "Department" or "Agency".

I know there has been a lot of talk about the government programs/spending on this forum lately.

That's all, a mutual fund of government securities won't earn much, but it's better than the wildest universal policy after costs.