I am not sure artificially holding rates low and printing money is the best plan long term for this country.

You've have undoubtedly earned the right to display it with pride.

It allows people to take cash to a CVS or Ace Cash Express, pay their rent using a QR code on their phone (or we can print one for them) and boom -- payment shows up on their ledgerAccepting cash is a terrible idea. 

Since the 1031 exchange is a federal statute it applies nationally and any good QI with a national foot print can help you out - including me  (may the Bigger Pocket community standard gods forgive me) :)Cash is king and you're in a great position.

A fake "coffee stain" you printed on all of them?

**fine print - Individual results will vary by the individual tenants credit profile, zip code and claims history....Here is an Ohio example of someone I quoted last week - $15k in property, $100k liability, $1k deductible premium was $187 year / $16 month.Increasing Property to $30k and Liability to $1 Mill the total premium is $275 year / $23 month.

Funny how finnacial "wizards" always try to quicly distract BP investors away from thier comments with subsequent posts when they poke thier nose in a discussion topic in which they display complete finnacial ignorance to all.That's okay,  they need to learn too.

As a retired techie, I'm fascinated by new technology and its potential applications.I imagine 3D printing technology will substantially reduce the cost to build stuff, which would be deflationary for the economy.

so speaking back to the woman she just told me she has been through probate an has the house in her name but she has to draw up a deed they told her to print it out online an get it notarized an then i have to find out how can she then sale it to me. 

Russell manages over 1000 units here in Greenville and they gave me a print out of all neighborhoods Market Rate and the Actual Rate they are rented for.