Buffet said famously that his operating assumption is that the USD will go to zero value over the next 100 years.We also like bigger houses now than we did in the 1950s.And then there is migration.

@Moises Villalpando to simplify this post bigger pockets is famous for failed Investors pawning off their emotional investment failures as advice.

I have been writing down the books in "Famous Four' (high pitched voice) and plan on reading several of them. 

ok, think i've got it, so as the story i'm doing involves a famous person, and like many they get a mortgage via a trust (usually ran by their business manager), then it means if that trust defaults, they can collect the rent from the tenant i.e. the famous person?

People are starting to refer to them with the famous term of 'unicorn loans' because it's unclear as to whether they really work or not.

The famous people are the worst. 

I see plenty of successful acquisition stories of the famous 0$-down method however I have yet to read about one done on an apartment complex.

It was probably the most famous fund of the time.https://www.tycuda.com/tycuda-...

Hi BP friends, I've had listened to many of the BP episodes and every time they get to the question what separate successful people from practically the rest, (during the famous 4); 99% of the guests say: fear and lack of action. 

And if everyone else is charging $2250 for a similar property, you're leaving money on the table at $2k/mo, and so on.Zillow has information, but it's attempt to predict things with AI is famously a consistently bad showing, so don't rely on any of those estimates.