I bet, when it's all said and one, it would equal about $400 per sagging pair of pants in the county.

You can try http://www.arello.com but your best bet would be to go to the state's commerce department or department that oversees real estate licensing where it should list for each agent license status and if there are any restrictions on the license.

I don't care how old or smart you are -- if you have a single trusting bone in your body you will get taken for something, sometime, and usually more than once (though not in the same way or, hopefully, by the same person).Knowing that is how I am, I try not to ever bet the whole farm and therefore limit potential damage.The pain to my pride, however, always seems pretty depthy, if I may coin a word.

We'll see I guess but you can bet that I am keeping the email handy just in case!!!!

Ted, I would bet that there are no teeth in this because the admin (not treasury) wants people to utilize the new loan modification program, which would mean that the banks should drag their feet in order to have these people go from temporary status to a permanent loan modification.

Especially if you have little or no experience.Your best bet would be to find owner financing thru motivated sellers.

That is, don’t get nickeled and dimed.For example, if you’re only going to hold gold in your account and not trade actively, then an administrator that charges by the transaction might be your best bet.

Whether you were looking to unload the lot for what you have in to it or trying to make a buck, a joint venture is your best bet.

Your local REI Club is your best bet and these forums.

When you are 59 and laid off, your best bet is to retire.http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-retirement24-2009may24,0,885521.story Early retirement claims increase dramaticallyInstead of working longer as the economy worsens, more Americans are calling it quits before age 66.