I have been a mortgage loan officer, and for the last two years building "System Engineered Residential Homes and Light Commercial buildings.

That is why they have things like quality of collateral and revenue milestone clauses in their notes so they can call the note or replace you as the manager long before the borrower is seriously upside down in the deal due to declining values or company revenues.So, in short, unless there are some details you haven't shared the consensus is you are not likely to get the loan you are talking about.

But if I'm home and in my office and have the skype on I can answer it there for nothing on my computer.

i guess the local treasurer's office is a good place to ask about the redemption period...

The forms are all available however at each County office and are "fill in" forms.

The outlook for 2009 will not be up for discussion until Obama gets into office and we have the "first 100 days" pass.There is a lot of money / deal-makers waiting for that hurdle to pass.I'm hearing 'We have cash but are not looking to buy until 3rd or 4th qtr of 2009.'

In Fiscal Year 2006, the U.S. government operated with $2.407 trillion in revenue.

The $1500 operating expenses are things like taxes, insurance, management (even if you do it yourself), maintenance, advertising, office expenses, utilities (even if only during vacancies), legal fees, evictions, damage done by tenants in excess of the security deposit, etc, etc, etc.

www.openoffice.org offers FREE business software (spreadsheets, presentations, word processor) with similar functionality to MS office/Corel packages and its FREE...

Anyone who feels entitled loves it (and they have the votes), and like any entitlement it's damn hard to get rid of.Other than simply not investing in socialist areas I don't really know how to prepare for that.Oh, and another thought: if I was a politician looking to raise tax revenues, I'd focus my efforts on a group that doesn't have much political clout and that is almost uniformly hated: the EVIL RICH LANDLORDS.