With the current "bailout system" we are merely trying to sustain the status quo, which penalizes those banking institutions that did not make bad decisions while at the same time rewarding poorly managed institutions by handing them taxpayer money.

there is a solution, i will pm you.

Best solution is to have a commercial policy in the name of the company, but you can also have the insurance in both of your names with the company listed as an additional insured (there may be ramifications here that someone with more insurance knowledge than I have can address).2.

Rich,A cynic might suggest that the government is already on top of the problem with the simple solution of inflating the currency.Not that I (or my hard asset investments) are at all cynical . . . . . .

If you can't find an easy solution for the central air, try these alternatives.

For me, this has led to several assumptions/beliefs/opinions:I belief that I'll one day have less control over my retirement funds and I may see less return from them (both in terms of ROI and in terms of legislative benefits), so my solution has been to stop funding my retirement and to put all my earnings towards my businesses and investments.I see short-term deflation followed by fed-generated inflation, so at some point I'll start leveraging more to take advantage.I see taxes on all classes likely rising in future, but I presume that capital gains rates will stay about the same (maybe up or down a bit) and therefore will focus on generating more in capital gains and less in business earnings.Additionally, I believe we'll see a mostly stagnant economy for the next several years, so I'm continuing to do the same things I've done the past several years in terms of distressed real estate and taking advantage of a down market.But, these are just my assumptions of where things are headed, and my common-sense reactions to them.

The obvious solution here is put a transaction together to pay the current loans off which seems to be roughly $81k (loan balance plus interest arrears) and make yourself a dollar or two.

I know I'm digging up an extremely old post here, but I wanted to chime in to the solution given here.Why get a FSBO contract instead of just being the buyer of the home yourself?

A local property management company can be a solution.

It will help sustain the focus when speed-bumps happen.John Corey