the best one happened to just had moved from nyc to la just like me, and works fo the government and makes like 100k/yr and is truly a Godsent i never thought i'd say this but thank you CListps- i never clicked on the personals i'd feel scarred for life hearing already from others what goes on 'there'

This strikes me as a town that has artificially low real estate prices due to government capture by the casino industry.

=Ointriguing, at loss for better civil words. until now, i've never ever heard of the government's replacement property following eminent property proceedings referred to as a 'GIFT'.

Local and state laws govern for eviction.  

I think this relationship is becoming unhinged as the wealthiest are taking the lion's share of profits from Fed-driven inflation and government spending, with wage-earners and tenants enjoying a tiny and declining portion of the new economic activity.This poses a dilemma for the real estate industry.

Lending is governed by State law and can vary considerably from State to State.

I recently read an analysis of the United States federal debt.

I know that there is some sort of governement assistance out there, just not sure where to look.I live in Michigan, am married and have a combined income of less than 50k.

The Fed is trying to add liquidity to an extremely fragile credit market.See article:http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/104605/Fed-Pumps-More-Money-Into-Financial-MarketsMost people think that the Federal Reserve's primary role is to set interest rates.

The problem is, well, the government.