(you'll see how this ties in a minute...just stick with me) This stock trader/mentor explained there are three legs to a table.

I’m a day-trader at a fund here, but have the flexibility of working remotely in Dallas.

This can make a huge difference to an investment.I have a client that just made an extra 5% on their money in a year investing in the USA because of the forex movement.

For ex) our garage has to be attached and not facing the road.

Pick areas that have a lot to offer....great schools, great jobs,  high traffic, close to major players like Trader Joes, Whole Foods, Starbucks etc.

In the near future, the leverage will be much lower and therefore the negative impact of possible rate increase is minimized.As for a stock trader, I think it is prudent to allocate 1/3 of his capital in real estate, and the remaining 2/3 in stock trading.For me, deflation is more dangerous than inflation.

And it’s similar to active traders that likely have segments they play in.

They stop buying their groceries at Aldi and the bargain supermarkets of their area and move up to Trader Joe's and Whole Foods.

No one knows if its true or not - could've been made up by some underpaid trader.

Make sure your getting commerical discounts (we go down to 150 for ex) if your going to be a repeat customer, and make sure they use aliphatic acrylics before signing (when you ask if they squirm, they dont even know their chemicals).