Print yourself out some flyers on Word etc., and start driving around.

:goofy:For all that making things other people want that Japan did, it still didn't stop them from falling into and staying in a deflationary spiral for almost a decade, during which the Nikkei crashed, their real estate lost 50% of its value, and their government cut interest rates to ZERO in a desperate attempt to turn things around.

The article also goes on to say (although they also do this in the negative) that 40-50% of those who are foreclosed on don't lose their homes because they're able to sell or refinance.The real number that matters is mentioned at the very bottom of the article.A new government report released Wednesday found that among mortgages held by Bank of America, Citigroup Inc. and seven other large banks, foreclosures climbed to 1.23 percent of all loans in March from 0.9 percent in October.Keep in mind that, of that 1.23% about half will cure the default no harm no foul.Again, not good for a lot of folks, but the sky is really not falling.

It is not a "failure" in the absolute or idealogical sense; that ANY proposal or government intervention must be viewed as a failure.

I just print out my balance from online...make sure the name of the person/company making the offer is visible on the balance statement.

." -- Ben Franklin"When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty." -- Thomas Jefferson"Any system produces winners and losers.

Rather they were just happy with the referrals that they were getting and the work that the federal government was giving them.

here is a news link...http://www.breakthematrix.com/The-Public-Trust/NH-to-Secede-over-Federal-Governments-Treasonous-Acts (i hope that is okay)

To see this calculated go to the website for [REMOVED] and print out the example spreadsheet.

Section 8 is a government subsidy for low income tenants, not some sort of legal action.