Yesterday we discussed dying cities, today we discuss dying neighborhoods and what the two have in common.  I believe that it is very important to pay close attention to your neighborhood so that you can react to the signs of death before it is too late.

Join me today as we discuss…

  • The death of an “exclusive neighborhood” in California
  • How neighborhoods, areas, towns actually die
  • Why many never recover
  • What do we learn by watching a construction worker by a 440K home
  • What are the stages of death in a neighborhood
  • How to you spot the cancer early
  • What other causes other than stupid lending can kill a neighboorhood
  • Will people “move back to the cities”
  • Will people move “out to the country”
  • Will people do both
  • The rules of monitoring your neighborhood
    • Stay flexible
    • Stay light
    • Pay attention
    • Always be “shopping” for a new place to live
  • What you can do to remain in control of your life

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Today we discuss six impacts to the economy that many people are either ignoring or not really paying attention to.  What will the economy do next?  No one can know for sure but the best course is to be ready for any outcome.

Tune in to hear me discuss…

  • Americans are saving more money then ever before, and this is a problem?
  • The seldom discussed aspects of the “Cap and Trade” bill and why it is really about sending jobs overseas not growing out economy.
  • The impact of coming food shortages and how they will combine with inflation
  • What are the real job losses for 2009, one source says 20 Million!
  • Should we “audit the Fed”, yep but we should know the potential impacts.  It might just be chemotherapy for a cancer patient.   Think about the side effects and be prepared for them.

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