This is the first citation either of us have received, and it states: "We have noted a vehicle parked in your portico.

Unfortunately, trying to get the bureaucrats at large to do anything logical that may actually "cure" our crisis is nearly impossible - at least before the next big wave of foreclosures.As the wise man sayeth: The only way to get something done is to do it yourself!

Cable comes with an opportunity cost just as every other expense.A new vehicle is seen as a business "loss" because it is a depreciating asset (unless a collectors item)Clothes are ususally purchased 50 - 60% off because if I train myself to never pay "top of the market" for RE.

Wanting to get a good deal is great, but getting a good deal on a specific house is nearly impossible.

A very sad, poor country: very few motorized vehicles with tons of bikes and city buses as only mode of transportation.

Take license numbers of vehicles?

There are half a million people on the first list which obviously is almost impossible to follow with the means and personnel allowed today.We also have to put things in perspective.

I've only dealt with vehicles but I've had profitable fun 'wholesaling' a couple ex-highway patrol cars.And NC also auctions off property seized in drug-related crimes.

I’ve contacted hard money lenders and would be willing to start the project except a clear exit strategy impossible to visualize because of the inability to have buyers for the 16 workforce houses.

It is impossible to claim what works for an investor in West Palm Beach Florida will work another in Los Angeles.