It's hard to say how the "elite" (people who control central banks) will be able to pitch us on merging everything.

I'd like to have a peek at that; I spend quite a bit of time in those mountains and climbing at Alabama Hills; really dig the little town!

If you are satisfied earning 8% compomuded over the next 30 years(hopefully you have that much time to leave your money alone) then invest in equities and hopefully when it comes time that you need to pull some of your gains to supplement your income you dont hit a 2008 becuase then your 8% turns into about 5-6%(great advice). stick with what I'm saying and you will be fine Fertile. invest in yourself, educate yourself in what you are interested in. and hopefully what your interested in, you can control such as real estate, your own business,selling shares of your own company or your own offering, etc. you are an outsider looking in if you throw your 500 bucks into a fortune 500 company and by no means do you have any control whatsoever.

I don't know if you are in the same town but I think showing up face to face will get some get results

I look forward to our future correspondance.Mr Johnson, I swear I've seen you driving around town (not in that little number you have on site but another car with plates that say "motiv8d" or something of the sort).

So I exercise the option and let the purchase agreement become the controlling document and then escape from there and get my money refunded.Weasel clauses are often poorly written and the courts have ruled many as constitutionally vague, and thus the clause is ruled as unenforceable and your still on the hook .I saw a few on this site today that I said to myself good luck on that.

Creating a pension plan for my corporation, giving me full control and instant access to the money.

I am going to see this week if I can head into town and talk to someone at maybe to construction department to find out exactly why its uninhabitable aside from the kitchen and bathrooms needing work.

Some of these 2-4unit properties are priced ridiculously high, and L.A has strong rent control laws so they might be asking $500,000 a duplex, but tenants might only be paying $900 or less a month each so there is no way someone can cash flow.

I do say that my family lives on the POOR side of town by the train tracks because literally, the railroad runs about 3/4 mile from my house.