But, since I don't think a depression will happen and our society is not about to break down, I am still buying properties not disposing of them and keeping my cash securely in banks and brokerages.Anyone chanting the end of our financial system is near while still holding an asset like real estate or stocks is just blowing smoke.

Go ahead and yell again but that's where our credit laced society is heading.

He grasped that "fascism, like socialism, was rooted in a market society that refused to function."

A society that relies on government programs to "take care of them" is doomed.Our country was made great by independent men and women.

For instance, if choose UAE as desired destination for our overseas property investment, then what market facts we have that either move forward or backward with investing intentions. 1.Property market in the UAE is witnessing continuous growth. 2.Lot of local, regional and international investors intensifying current property market. 3.Government guarantee and security for property buying 4.Influx of development projects with new & exciting architectural designs 5.Controlled law n order situation 6.Economical & Politically stabled region 7.Multi Cultural Society 8.Middle East Business & Tourism hub When you found all these in one place and also you understand which category of buyer you represent, you will find searching of your property much easier and afterward in investment.

I remember the days when I felt society was much less partisan and we could all get along.

Often times, adding some minor electrical and lighting upgrades will help transform and modernize the entire effort.

Our idea of retirement as a society is to work hard for 40-50 years and then abruptly stop working and tinker around your house.

Originally posted by "GreenHorizons":Hey we are not children we live in a free market society, Capitalist or did we decide we lost the cold war.

The whole modern concept of “retirement” really boils down to doing something you either tolerate, or hate for four or five decades while saving up enough money to do what you really want to do when you’re 65 or 70 years of age.