In all seriousness, no there is no need to go to extreme measures.

I'm just concerned that when it's all said and done the American people will not reap the rewards on the resale of these assets.

This is something that I am a little concerned about but not to worried, because of how the market is especially for loans.

My only concern is our ability to handle the increased HOA fees until this market starts a comeback.

Lending will ease, though it may take a while.As a buyer, I worry that the number of REOs available will decrease and their prices will increase, since the banks now have an alternative buyer for their bad loans.As an individual investor, I'm concerned that large companies will end up being the ones to get the properties from the fed entity that's yet to be created.

But if you are concerned about getting fined you will usually have little problem if you put them up friday night and take them down by monday morning.

As a business professional, I consider myself extremely dedicated to community development locally as well as across the US.

I can't really see bringing manufacturing back, mainly because we are used extremely low cost of goods and nobody will work as cheap as the Chinese, Indians, etc.However, I do see America creating a totally new mini economy like we did with the Internet.

I had been extremely lucky and decided to hang it up and raise my 4 kids and please my wife(We had 2 more kids, as those that have my book can see on the back cover!).

Of course if i wanted to get through no-money, it would have to be extremely fast, but i don't that's likely at the current time.Also, is there a way to invests by just getting buildings under contract, getting the zoning changed, and then selling your option?