Be nice if we held people accountable but, that's not how it's done here.

They should be held to a higher standard since we can not sue them now.

Simply put, the U.S. estate tax does not reach stock held by a foreigner in a foreign corporation that in turn owns U.S. real estate.

The problem is the house was built in the 50s and have a metal tray around the window.

Just before that agent came along, I had considered having him plant his sign in the yard--$40, I think, but held off because I knew how slowly things were going.

there is a pension plan I know of that invests in private businesses that makes INSANE amounts of money for itself compared to expectations... owning several different high profit businesses is one of the fastest most reliable way to wealth-building possible imo. if it is held in some kind of non-taxable entity the money would just continue to grow.certainly USA would benefit from real business people in leadership if the right people came forward for it... and never underestimate the influence you could have just by speaking out. now is a great time for creativity in looking at problems and solutions.

So precious metals are risky even when they seem like a no brainer.

I have bought properties from this seller in the past and he has held the note for me.

The sale may be held on any business day between the hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm and must take place at the location specified in the notice of sale.

here is another good link on him http://www.forbes.com/2006/03/16/north-fork-kanas-qanda-cz_hc_0316kanas.html Seems like the money man in the deal has a history of playing in these times and DOING REALLY WELL http://money.cnn.com/2009/01/16/news/ross.bank.fortune/index.htm Ross, who came to fame two decades ago as a restructuring expert at Rothschild and made a mint earlier this decade buying and selling troubled steel companies, took a 68% stake in closely held First Bank & Trust of Indiantown, Fla., Ross said in a press release.