Originally posted by @Dawn Anastasi:So this is one of the bills I was handed (separate from the other) with her saying "sorry my daughter got a hold of this one".Trivia: In the US, as long as you have more than 50% of a banknote, you can trade it in at any bank for a new one of the same value. 

I would expect most folks on this thread would look down on bill collectors and folks who trade in old out of statute debt.

Talk to realtors or others in the area who have their own reputation to protect.I have also often used large trade specific contractors like Michael and Sons here in Richmond.

Maybe you can trade your land for a park.9/10 times the development of a park doesn't make sense.

If management skills were equal, you would build value much quicker in a class C and D area because you are able to force appreciate more units for trade into more or better quality quicker.For reference, without going into exact door count, I traded a few A and B assets for C and D assets to expand door count.

Transportation industry is huge with lots of goods going across the border, so in theory trade deals could cause waves here for better or for worse.Things are definitely growing down here.

To qualify, you generally need to spend more than 750 hours per year on real property trades or businesses in which you materially participate.

After 13 years being in this trade I am burnt out and ready for a change.

I am a nurse by trade and have been reading books and consuming a lot of media about investing, but am wondering if a coach could help me find better deals and avoid preventable mistakes.

If you had enough volume in Michigan it might be worth bringing some of these trades up.