Part of the "drifting" effect will be Congress' ongoing need to participate in all financial issues (and we thought the hearings on use of steroids in baseball were a waste) and to place demands on Obama's team to provide some form of "proof" that the benefits of public spending justify the costs.

The great part is the legislation allows the Attorney General (an appointed position - and we know from our treasury secretary just how squeaky clean appointees are) to unilaterally make any additional "licensing requirements" in the "interest of public safety."

If you were to visit our web site, you would be able to see the details themselves, but again - just because there is a web site, or even a person at the other end of the phone doesn't mean it's a scam.We are in the process of completing our SEC filing, once all our submissions are completed, which should be the end of this month, there will be SEC oversight and public info available, which should help to address the scam issue, but not totally eliminate it - thanks Bernie Madoff!

Public records are often wrong for beds, baths, square footage and finished square footage.

And no, that’s not “something the state should reveal to you”....foreclosures are not meant to be vehicle for buying free and clear properties by the public....it is simply the legal process by which an hoa or bank enforces their lien.....if you join in the process, it is up to you to figure out the implications and risk.

A public retiree receives a HUGE amount more than same worker in private sector.

Just want to Thank You for making all of your knowledge public, it's defenitely than beneficial to a newbie like me!!!

By chance what the employees make public record?

We are not that far removed from public housing and all those failed experiments.

I would like to research more about his case if it is public record.