@Dan Linger I've been listening to the W2 Capitalist podcast, I would highly recommend his (Jay Helms, I'm pretty sure he's still an active member on here) stuff (https://w2capitalist.com/).

The guest house was actually a 5 car garage that he converted into a house.Anyway, yes, I think my wife wants to stay but I know if we had an offer she would at least weigh out the options.The true capitalist in me would take advantage of the opportunity, reinvest the 500K and buy another 400K house with 5% down.

At least, this one strong advantage of capitalist system, you don't get everything for free.

Photo sharing and social life sure, but more importantly the game of whats possible in business and enterprise and capitalistic endeavors.I think this place is a great fit.

Originally posted by @Justin Silverio: He did say non-essential personnel.... that would be Government/State workers not aspiring capitalists :)

The solution, in the short run, is to throw the baby out with the bath water, until which time an economic catalyst is generated by commercial interests, whether industry, technology or natural resources capitalists.

The capitalist market is remarkably efficient in correcting pricing errors (outside of a monopoly, that is).If no one is willing to purchase that property for $250,000, it won't sell for that price.

He is basically mimicking the Chinese's system of government in that it is a capitalist form of system but authoritative in measures but a la capitalisms in mind.

Hi All,

I will introduce myself briefly. I am a 23 year old law student at NC with a degree in finance and accounting from my undergrad.

I started law school and realized I was being a lemming and this ...

However, I agree that the tone, at times, was somewhat anti-capitalist / anti-affordable housing investor.The need for our product, affordable housing, has never been greater.