Hi, well I first go to government sites, HUD, FDIC, and Congressional Reports.

although, I might add, that local government does make a big difference...

We focus on helping mostly government aided tenants.

Haha, with a new country government perhaps there won't be any real estate taxes, or capital gains taxes, or probate taxes.

Buy in an entity and it is not required (because the government assumes you already pay taxes).

Steve, the Israeli government and other donors offer a free trip to Israel for anyone under the age of 26.

Now a Renters' Market Marcus & Millichap is to release a separate report on Friday that forecasts a further 2% to 3% drop in apartment rents over the next year, most of which will be concentrated over the next six months.This is one of the unintended consequences of government policy: rising rental vacancy rates, falling rents, more losses for CMBS investors and local and regional banks, more bank failures, downward pressure on CPI (rent is largest component of CPI) ... and eventually more downward pressure on house prices as the massive government support for house prices slows (because of the price-to-rent ratio).

I hope this problem has been solved.Peter B, it is not about the banks it is all about the fact that the Chinese government (i.e.

The site EPA states what contractors MUST do but also states what property owners SHOULD do.As usual, a government agency isn't very clear.

That road led to self-employment.The work is harder, the pay often low for the hours put in, my retirement is not guaranteed, my silent partner (the government) is greedy and corrupt, and the people I work with (tradesmen, etc.) and for (tenants) range from injuriously stupid to outright evil.If I could go back and become a pipe-smoking, tenured, co-ed chasing, leather-elbow-patched college professor I'd certainly be tempted.But alas, here I am griping on BP while my tenured friends contemplate which European country to tour during their three month summer vacation........