But if the lease has not been executed you don't have a lease agreement.

So, if there is much more restriction in real estate, especially financing options, will begin to drive transactions underground and ultimately further disadvantage those desiring the American Dream.

It's not even an American owned network.So, if someone is not bashing Obama they are campaigning for him.....that's objective, LOL.I can tell you the greatest increase in our national debt as a percentage of GNP, in our history, was during Bush 42 and Regan.

In the Bayview district which is slowly gentrifying (new constructions, professionals moving in, new commercial entities).We executed a contract which states that if any tenant (there are 3 others - very large house) has more than 3 nuisance disturbances in 90 days they shall be "just cause" for eviction.

I did not realize that Cincinnati was generally regarded as one of the first great American boomtowns, and the Over the Rhine area was once the pride of the city, and boasts some of the most astounding Itallianette architecture that is rivaled by nowhere else in the U.S.You may recognize the area as the location of the 2001 race riots in Cincinnati that turned pretty ugly.

If you do not have a fully executed AOS , ratified by all parties, then yes it would be illegal.

The following are excerpts from an article on Reuters.com:"Rumors are running wild from Washington to Wall Street that the Obama administration is about to order government-controlled lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to forgive a portion of the mortgage debt of millions of Americans who owe more than what their homes are worth...

One thing I would do though is seek better financial advisers going forward and try to spend more within my means, I know that this is not the American way though.You are certainly faced with tough choices.

Look at the Executive Director of the Red Cross, the salary and benefits paid are in line with any for profit CEO!

Solely domestic companies will struggle along with the American consumer.