@Paul Balyoz: in the last market downturn, the gov. doesn't print unlimited amount of money :)

If he hadn't backed it up with police reports and an article on the whole story printed that day in the Denver Post, I wouldn't have believed it.

From there, there are a lot of companies that can help with the printing and mailing.

There are many lenders that issue letters that aren't worth the paper they are printed on.

Any rent credit needs to be credited against an invoice, there is no mechanism to print out a complete statement, not sure how convoluted it gets if a tenant under pays several invoices and then goes to pay off the balance at a later date.3.

As the debt grows, the Fed will be forced to print more and more to have the same economic effect. 

doubtful, They have printed themselves in a corner.

I cringe when I see a print of the tropics in a desert or mountain house, it's just weird. 

Now the government they can just print their way out of a guarantee.. private sector not so much.Although about 10 years or so ago there was a firm I think in Ohio that was turnkey and called them selfs triple net turn key and that's exactly what they did.. but when  I looked at the properties buyers were over paying by a fairly significant amount and of course the sponsor needed that to make up for vacancy etc.There was another turn key in Salt Lake named Marquis properties.. the owner Chad Duecher ended up in prison  .. they came to my office looking for funding and I flat told them you guarantee rents in C and D class you will go broke.. they did that and some. 

while in Turkey, the pro-printing Erdogan is still facing actual hyperinflation from currency devaluation.From what I see, especially in job market and housing market, every segment has its own the over-run the Fed policy, making them irrelevant, which makes the whole market seems more smarter than the old man that used to guide us.Housing market is smarter than the Fed.