The more intimidated they are with your appearance, intelligence and interpersonal skills the better you'll be landing a job.

Intelligent use of leveraged buying will grow your portfolio better than most other options.I agree with selling your home just for the capital gains exemption. 

Highly intelligent, easily controllable, great pets.

Let’s say you pay cash for it in order to get some cash flow, well that wouldn’t be a very intelligent use of cash because you could leverage $360k in much better ways in lots of various investments to get larger returns.

@Brent OlivierI am a fan of intelligent leverage. 3 homes allows you to scale faster, and scaling is what I believe most people are interested in the most in terms of long-term investing.

After having the property impacted a pest control has said these are intelligent rodents.

Bird Dogs (lead generation)Virtual Assistants (lead generation, skip tracing, research and intelligence)Mystery Shoppers (important in rentals and multi family)SEC Attorney Tax and Business Attorney CPAFinancial Auditor (for those raising capital, this may be a requirement for your type of fund)There are more team members and yes if you're small, doing single family or haven't scalked yet you can combine these roles.

With those fundamentals in place, even if you lose your job, you will find another at a lower wage and still save significantly each year to continue investing in a downturn, should it come sooner, later, or never.From that position, you can invest intelligently in any market and find deals that can add to, not destroy your financial position.

v=iOucwX7Z1HU&list=PL11E70446D4EC2C65&index=1.The second thing is the intelligence community running gambling sites on world events. 

I have a background in software and artificial intelligence.