Museum of Natural History?

You're talking about someone who, according to the article has a long history of losing court battles while taking crazy (though popularized) legal positions, i.e. the government has no right to tax, I don't have to pay taxes because I'm a sovereign, I don't have to pay the bank because the Federal Reserve is illegal, etc.

However, if they're not paying because they simply don't have the money, then it's obviously not going to be spending after all.Personally, I do believe that the economic crisis has been fairly effective camouflage for the greatest transfer of wealth in our history - not just in the US but worldwide, leading in to virtual economic slavery to come for the majority of the world population

In California, history has shown the worst correction took about 7 years to recover from.

When inflation takes prices up - including homes and rent - the Fed raises it's "risk free rate" as alluded to by Brian which raises interest rates to end users like us, which brings home prices back down - or rather stabilizes them.Take a look back in history, enormous interest rates in the 80's.....lower asset prices....but then the 90's came roaring back.when the market gets better both the risk premium and the risk free rate will increase.

Interesting History Channel program a while back told the story.

Would you work by approaching the local bank first, show them my portfolio and history so as to lay the groundwork?

How much land, where, how is it zoned, is it marketable, cleared or timber or ag land......I could toss out pages....no income.....how seasoned is the note and what's the payment history?

Joe Gore yes it was a complete credit payment history

I want their full name, DOB, SSN, driver's license number, current and previous addresses (I like a 5 year history but it isn't always possible), info on their current job.