Unfortunately, in Health, we're # 23, behind such countries as Slovenia and So Korea.The one that scares me and the article pointed out is Education.

In some parts of Florida I have seen significant modifications but the lender is going to want to see a hardship, reduction of income , health issues causing increased expenses etc.

Might check that again.Most of our laws today are economic laws disguised as health and welfare, consumer protection, etc.

Indymac is a pain to deal with no matter what http://vimeo.com/10074664, here is a video that I saw a while back that explains the situation.

(all 4 are listed in a blog I wrote)3.hiring employees is a pain in the butt.

And you're going to have to feel some pain if what you owe is more than that.

There is some amusement by observing other people cringing as they bid upward (likely due to nearing their bid limits, and feeling pain as they have to get out of the comfort zone).

The flooring in a beauty shop will need to be a hard washable surface, tile or whatever for health code requirements, that can be on the tenant or the owner.

I think many such developing countries are due for LT growth similar to what America saw in its' developing days, but they also have concerns as simple as providing food,water,and health for a billion people.

Man, what a pain - all this mess just to shield yourself from liability.