I have to go off to a spot by myself away from everyone, people throw tomatoes, cabbage, and loaves of bread at me as they run from me yelling "SMOKER!!"

Given our loose policies about keeping engineering talent in the country I can guarantee you that it will be a major undertaking to ramp up scientific and engineering skillsets if we don't throw tax money at people to keep them interested in the industry.My wife and I are both electrical engineers and I can tell you with certainty that we both would have exited the industry immediately if we were forced to compete with Indian labor for industry jobs coming out of school.

While deals that can be made for quick cash are always great, I think throwing some long term properties in my portfolio can't hurt.Any thoughts?

Having gone through this on a retail deal already, I would never consider the option of doing this back to back.It is difficult enough to do a back to back closing with conventional but throwing in a FHA and a 203K?

I live in Uniontown which as you know is a stones throw away from Hartville.On a side note, have you looked into the Castle Law (SB 184) that Ohio passed sometime in 08?

I felt Karen Hanover especially wanted everyone in the audience to be successful in commercial real estate and repeatedly encouraged everyone to “do a dealâ€.

When that happens, some of you will benefit from the deals I can throw your way.

And unlike Time, Newsweek and their ilk, The Economist targets a knowledgeable audience so you tend not to waste time reading drivel.

I have an opportunity in real life and want to throw it out there.

They will throw obstacles in your way.