Government will not solve this problem but they are going to make it much worse than it needed to be.The economy that emerges will not be the same economy of the early 2000's.

Besides, if you have a corporation for your real estate investments, and form sub s corporations for each property, there's not much they can sue you for- especially if everything is mortgaged.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20090129/ts_nm/us_blagojevich_convictionGives new meaning to the phrase 'throw the bums out!"

I don't think (as much as i would like it to) that the government would ever let the standuard of living fall like it did in the 30's.

I have had a few customers now who's kids have been poisoned in nice suburban homes from crawling around on floors of houses where the previous owner (1970-80's) decided to strip paint.

The seller’s failure to insure the underlying payment is made in a timely manner will affect his credit score, not that of the buyer.There are a several legal instruments used for wrapping an existing mortgage.

Basically, I think it started, in at least some areas, in the mid 80's, my friend says no, it started much later.

I have done 1031's You sell your property, have 90 days to find a new property and six months to close.

It talks about assigning sub2's not assigning a regular deal.

It seems by your comments that you two "call people out"on programs that they might be involved in and that they are a "shill", why don"t you 2 put your money where your mouth is.You 2 are being called out by J"s suggestion:( Better yet... after re reading my post, maybe I'm not being... too fair.So here's how I'll prove it...